In 1775, the year that Paul Revere galloped through the night to warn Massachusetts colonists that the British were coming, experts believe he may have made the elegant piece of silverware.

The Revere Copper and Brass Company still exists today, although the Revereware copper-bottomed pots that made the factory famous are now manufactured by another company. Paul Revere died on May ...

These days, Paul Revere’s name is synonymous with his April 18, 1775 horseback ride through Massachusetts towns warning of ...

On April 18, 1775, two lanterns shined in the steeple of the Old North Church, setting off a historic ride and the<a ...

The Bostonian is best known for his perilous horseback journey 250 years ago. But scholars say his art helped fan the flames ...

It’s the middle of April, in ’Twenty-five, and hardly a man or woman is now alive who knows by heart the opening of the Henry ...

On Friday, April 18, as night falls over Boston, Paul Revere will once again race through the city streets to alert colonists of the approaching British troops. Two and a half centuries later ...

This year is a big year for Massachusetts history, as 2025 marks the state's 250th anniversary of both Paul Revere's ride to warn of the British arrival and the Battle of Lexington and Concord ...

For a glimpse of what life was like in the late 1700s, head to Paul Revere's former residence in the North End. The house, which is situated on the Freedom Trail, offers insight into how homes ...