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The Paul Revere Heritage Site is a 9-acre park along the Neponset River. The site features waterfalls, a mill pond, walkways with interpretive signage and two 19th century buildings - the Copper Rolling Mill and the Historic Horse Barn, built by Paul Revere's son. The Paul Revere Museum of Discovery & Innovation, currently under development on ...
Donate Today. Our Story. The Paul Revere Heritage Site (PRHS) is a nine-acre parcel on the East Branch of the Neponset River located in the heart of Canton, Massachusetts. It was here that the genius and audacity of Paul Revere and his family met a young nation’s need for high quality copper sheathing, along with brass items from bells to ...
1700s. Canton, MA was incorporated in 1797 when it separated from the Town of Stoughton. Yet, its history began long before then. Its location along the Neponset River and in the shadow of the Great Blue Hill provided Native Americans with vast hunting and fishing grounds. The Massachusetts Legislature had identified the Punkapoags as living in ...
The Historic Barn is usually open on Saturdays from 11:30AM to 2:30PM. $. The Town of Canton may limit or restrict access to or use of the site due to potential or immediate hazard, emergency, hazardous weather, water, fire, construction, maintenance or other public health, safety or welfare concerns, or detrimental impacts on the property ...
The Paul Revere Museum of Discovery & Innovation will be a unique forum for history, technology, and learning. The Museum is currently under development on the grounds of the Paul Revere Heritage Site – nine acres of parkland along the Neponset River. The site features waterfalls, a mill pond, walkways with interpretive signage and two 19th ...
Mar 5, 2015 · The house in Canton that Paul Revere lived in between 1801 and 1818 (Courtesy of the Canton Historical Society) In early life, Revere had distinguished himself as a master silversmith. At the age of 21, a youthful Revere began running his father’s silversmith shop in what is now Boston’s North End.
Paul Revere Heritage Site Where Paul Revere founded a far-reaching manufacturing industry Twenty-six years after his famous "Midnight Ride", at age 65, Paul Revere moved from Boston to Canton, MA, to build a mill to roll copper sheets, thus creating a new industry that had profound technological and historical significance.
