$2.00 Paper model of the Paul Revere House. Cut out and assemble your own miniature house. Product size: 8.5" x 11". Completed size: 3" x 3" x 4".

$7.00 Created by the Partnership of Historic Bostons, this cookbook gives you insight into the foodways of early Americans. Includes both 17th-century recipes with helpful 20th-century equivalents. P...

This film, produced by Edison Studios in October of 1914, is the earliest known film featuring Paul Revere as a character. It was directed by Charles Brabin, and stars Augustus Phillips as Paul Revere. This one-reel film was originally screened with an Edison kinetoscope projector in early movie theaters and nickelodeons, along with live musical accompaniment. The film's narrative is heavily modeled on Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem "Paul Revere's Ride" and features several stanzas of that poem quoted as inter-titles. Our recording of the film is copied from a reel from the archives of the Thomas Edison National Historic Park. The film was copied to VHS tape in 1988 for our museum collections, and later digitized in 2025. We believe that this copy of the film is mostly complete, but may be missing several shots at the beginning and end of the film. Based on a description of the film from the Edison Kinetogram, the original film may also have including a scene at the beginning showing Paul Revere's house, and a shot of a patriotic statue at the end during which the live accompanist would have played The Star Spangled Banner. To learn more about this film, please check out our post about it on the Revere Express blog: https://www.paulreverehouse.org/thomas-edisons-1914-paul-revere-film/

$9.00 Sip your favorite hot beverage from this charming, custom made mug. One one side you'll see a rendition of Paul Revere on horseback, and the other side is printed in black ink "The Paul Revere ...

Enjoy music of the 18th & 19th centuries as we mark 250 years since Paul Revere's Midnight Ride with state Poet Laureate, Regie Gibson.

From an open-to-all stickball session in Harvard Yard to the Paul Revere House’s Revolutionary Concert, here are no-cost events and activities across Greater Boston Nov. 10-16.

$17.99 This richly illustrated children's book tells the story of the first Thanksgiving from the perspective of the Wampanoag people. Includes a glossary, recipes and additional information about Wa...