The Paul Revere House

10/07/2026

Happy ! Walking near us is about to get easier, but might currently be a little challenging - watch your step if approaching the Revere House from North Street this week!

10/06/2026

This fall Wiki Education interviewed our Program Assistant, Mehitabel Glenhaber about their experience participating in WikiEdu's efforts to generate more content highlighting under represented histories. Mehitabel chose to focus on our own Rachel Revere!

For more than two centuries, Rachel Walker Revere existed mostly in the margins of someone else’s story, defined by her relationship to her famous “midnight rider” husband rather than by her own li…

10/05/2026

After a delay Paula Peters’ talk is starting NOW! So if you weren’t free before but are now, please join us!

Paula Peters will explore the deep relationship between environmental health, Indigenous knowledge, and cultural practice. Focusing on native materials such as bulrush and wampum, the talk will show how plants and shells are not simply resources, but living connections to land, water, craft, and ide...

10/05/2026

Our third lecture is about to start! Watch live now or enjoy the recording at your leisure. Please note that the recording will only be available until November 4th.

Paula Peters will explore the deep relationship between environmental health, Indigenous knowledge, and cultural practice. Focusing on native materials such as bulrush and wampum, the talk will show how plants and shells are not simply resources, but living connections to land, water, craft, and ide...

10/05/2026

In keeping with our Craft in America theme for 2026 we are excited to focus on craft related items for our October posts, starting with our locally produced "Learn to Spin Kit"!

$38.25 This kit comes with everything you need to make your own yarn: a drop spindle, fleece (assorted colors) and instructions.

10/02/2026

Happy from the !

10/01/2026

One of our favorite views (can you spot Faneuil Hall?) for .

09/29/2026

Last night's lecture was fabulous, and now we are already looking forward to considering craft through a local Native American perspective with Paula Peters' help next week. Join us at 6:30 PM on 10/5 in person or on YouTube!

Paula Peters will explore the deep relationship between environmental health, Indigenous knowledge, and cultural practice. Focusing on native materials such as bulrush and wampum, the talk will show how plants and shells are not simply resources, but living connections to land, water, craft, and ide...

09/28/2026

Our second Lowell Lecture of the fall is about to start. Please join us for Nonie Gadsden’s fascinating insights on the Saturday Evening Girls & Paul Revere Pottery! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4e8jOSrQxE

The Saturday Evening Girls’ club was established in 1899 to provide...