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Old North Church

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  • An active Episcopal congregation still worships at Boston’s oldest church, officially known as Christ Church (1723). The austere interior looks much as it did in its early days. It was here, in 1775, that sexton Robert Newman hung two lanterns in the belfry to warn horseback messenger Paul Revere of British troop movements (see Paul Revere’s Ride (1775)).

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193 Salem St 617 523 6676 Open 9am–5pm daily
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