Paul Revere's House

Paul Revere's House is a historic home located in Boston, Massachusetts, built around 1680. It is famously associated with the American patriot Paul Revere, known for his midnight ride during the American Revolution in 1775 to warn of British troops approaching. The house is one of the oldest structures in downtown Boston and showcases colonial architecture. Today, it operates as a museum, where visitors can learn about Revere's life, the American Revolution, and colonial life. The house serves as an important cultural and historical landmark reflecting America's fight for independence.