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Paul Revere’s House

Paul Revere’s House . By: Trey Johnny Tremain Reading Project. Facts About House. Located at 19 North Square, Boston, Massechusetts The original house was built in 1680 and was the former site of the second Church of Boston’s Parsonage.

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Paul Revere’s House

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  1. Paul Revere’s House By: Trey Johnny Tremain Reading Project

  2. Facts About House • Located at 19 North Square, Boston, Massechusetts • The original house was built in 1680 and was the former site of the second Church of Boston’s Parsonage. • The first owner was Robert Howard, a wealthy merchant. • Paul Revere owned the house from 1770-1800

  3. Facts about the House (continued) • Around the middle of the 18th century, the house went through 2 major renovations. (1) The roof line facing the street was raised to bring the house in line with Georgia architectural style. (2) A two story lean-to was added in the between the two 17th century portions of the house. The street view of Paul Revere’s house

  4. And more facts….. • John P. Reynolds Jr., Paul Revere’s grandson, purchased the house to avoid demolition in 1902. • The house was open to the public in 1908 as one of the earliest museums. The kitchen in Paul Revere’s House.

  5. Sources of Information • Paul Revere’s House, Wikipedia • Pictures from, Library of Congress http://www.loc.gov/index.html Special Thanks to: Mrs. Dearolph and her computer lab and Ms. Mance for being an awesome teacher!

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