by prhstaff | Feb 20, 2026 | Blog
Paul Revere and The American Chorister By: Mehitabel Glenhaber While Paul Revere is best known as a silversmith, he also created copperplate engravings. Engraving was a way for Revere to secure a second source of income during the economically tumultuous years leading...
by prhstaff | Jan 20, 2026 | Blog
Reviving The Revere House: An Architectural Viewpoint on the Home’s Restoration By: Farhat Afzal Over the past three centuries, the Revere house has been occupied by a variety of people from various social classes. A museum since 1908, it is one of the earliest house...
by prhstaff | Dec 20, 2025 | Blog
What’s For Dinner? By: Katie Burke During the holiday season, food is often on everyone’s minds. Menus are prepared, ingredients are purchased, and baking is done. But what was cooking like in colonial times? Cooking, and eating, were quite different during Revere’s...
by prhstaff | Nov 4, 2025 | Blog
“Quitting The Male Habit”: Paul Revere, and Deborah Sampson’s Appeal for a Military Pension By: Mehitabel Glenhaber In 1804, Paul Revere wrote a letter on behalf of his neighbor, advocating for a fellow revolutionary war veteran who lived near him in...
by prhstaff | Sep 10, 2025 | Blog
Thomas Edison’s 1914 Paul Revere Film By: Mehitabel Glenhaber Paul Revere has featured in countless films and TV shows over the years, including Disney’s Johnny Tremain, and, recently, the Sons of Liberty miniseries. But Revere’s first appearance on the silver...
by prhstaff | Jul 25, 2025 | Blog
Curiosities From the Paul Revere Memorial Association’s Archives This virtual exhibit showcases a collection of less-frequently displayed artifacts from the Paul Revere House’s collection. While none of these objects were ever located within Paul Revere’s North...
