The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am. Additional 2pm tours will be offered May 23 - June 21 and September 9 - 27)*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

Faneuil Hall Talk

Rangers provide FREE Faneuil Hall talks Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Each talk lasts about 15 minute. No registration is required.

Great Hall of Faneuil Hall - 2nd Floor of Faneuil Hall

Faneuil Hall Talk

Rangers provide FREE Faneuil Hall talks Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Each talk lasts about 15 minute. No registration is required.

Great Hall of Faneuil Hall - 2nd Floor of Faneuil Hall

Bunker Hill: Decisive Day Talks

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial m......More

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial militiamen who constructed the redoubt where the Bunker Hill Monument stands today. Consider the experiences of British soldiers who sustained substantial casualties in pursuit of this position. Learn about the early inspiration for a Monument to commemorate this early battle of the American Revolutionary War and the individuals and community effort it took to construct.2026 Season (May 23 - September 27)Tuesday through Sunday at 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm.These talks are typically 15-20 minutes in length. If there is poor weather, these talks may be moved inside to the Bunker Hill Museum or cancelled.

Bunker Hill Monument and Grounds

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am.*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am. Additional 2pm tours will be offered May 23 - June 21 and September 9 - 27)*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

Faneuil Hall Talk

Rangers provide FREE Faneuil Hall talks Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Each talk lasts about 15 minute. No registration is required.

Great Hall of Faneuil Hall - 2nd Floor of Faneuil Hall

Bunker Hill: Decisive Day Talks

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial m......More

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial militiamen who constructed the redoubt where the Bunker Hill Monument stands today. Consider the experiences of British soldiers who sustained substantial casualties in pursuit of this position. Learn about the early inspiration for a Monument to commemorate this early battle of the American Revolutionary War and the individuals and community effort it took to construct.2026 Season (May 23 - September 27)Tuesday through Sunday at 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm.These talks are typically 15-20 minutes in length. If there is poor weather, these talks may be moved inside to the Bunker Hill Museum or cancelled.

Bunker Hill Monument and Grounds

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am.*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am. Additional 2pm tours will be offered May 23 - June 21 and September 9 - 27)*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

History at Sunset Walking Tour: Boston, an Underground Railroad Hub

Join a National Park Service Ranger as they share Boston’s diverse history through unique guided tours.Boston: An Underground Railroad HubJune 25 &  September 24Did you know that Boston played a central role in the Underground Railroad? Explore the inspiring stories of ......More

Join a National Park Service Ranger as they share Boston’s diverse history through unique guided tours.Boston: An Underground Railroad HubJune 25 &  September 24Did you know that Boston played a central role in the Underground Railroad? Explore the inspiring stories of freedom seekers in the Beacon Hill neighborhood who escaped to Boston  as well as the people  organizations  and historic buildings that gave them refuge.Meeting Point: Museum of African American History 46 Joy Street Boston MA 02108Final Stop: Museum of African American HistoryRoute Info: The tour will cover approximately 0.75 miles through Beacon Hill over uneven surfaces and moderate hills 

Museum of African American History, 46 Joy Street, Boston, MA 02108

USS Constitution Underway

View “Old Ironsides” Underway in Boston Harbor!USS Constitution goes underway in Boston Harbor at various times each year.  The Ship cruises into the Harbor, stopping for a memorable 21-gun salute at Fort Independence, Castle Island.**NOTE: Underways affect public visit......More

View “Old Ironsides” Underway in Boston Harbor!USS Constitution goes underway in Boston Harbor at various times each year.  The Ship cruises into the Harbor, stopping for a memorable 21-gun salute at Fort Independence, Castle Island.**NOTE: Underways affect public visitation hours of USS Constitution. Please follow the ship's social media for updates.THE 2026 SCHEDULE:March 28  –  USS Massachusetts CommissioningMay 28  –  Turnaround for USS Constitution CrewJune 17 – The Battle of Bunker Hill CommemorationJuly 4 – Independence Day and Public Lottery*July 11  –  Sail Boston Parade of Tall ShipsAugust 21 – Chief Petty Officer Heritage WeekAugust 28  –  Chief Petty Officer Heritage WeekSeptember 25 – Honoring Gold Star FamiliesOctober 21 – Commemorating USS Constitution and the United States Navy’s BirthdayPlease note that USS Constitution is an active-duty U.S. Navy vessel: the USS Constitution Museum shares details about the underway at the Ship’s discretion as a matter of public interest.*The Commander of USS Constitution holds a Public Lottery providing opportunities for the public to join the crew on board the Ship for the Independence Day cruise.  The lottery is typically held in early Spring, at the discretion and oversight of the U.S. Navy. All other events are by invitation-only. The public is encouraged to view the Ship from various vantage points throughout Boston’s harbor.All underway dates are subject to change or cancellation, at any time and at the discretion of the U.S. Navy.

Faneuil Hall Talk

Rangers provide FREE Faneuil Hall talks Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Each talk lasts about 15 minute. No registration is required.

Great Hall of Faneuil Hall - 2nd Floor of Faneuil Hall

Bunker Hill: Decisive Day Talks

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial m......More

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial militiamen who constructed the redoubt where the Bunker Hill Monument stands today. Consider the experiences of British soldiers who sustained substantial casualties in pursuit of this position. Learn about the early inspiration for a Monument to commemorate this early battle of the American Revolutionary War and the individuals and community effort it took to construct.2026 Season (May 23 - September 27)Tuesday through Sunday at 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm.These talks are typically 15-20 minutes in length. If there is poor weather, these talks may be moved inside to the Bunker Hill Museum or cancelled.

Bunker Hill Monument and Grounds

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am.*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am. Additional 2pm tours will be offered May 23 - June 21 and September 9 - 27)*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

Faneuil Hall Talk

Rangers provide FREE Faneuil Hall talks Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Each talk lasts about 15 minute. No registration is required.

Great Hall of Faneuil Hall - 2nd Floor of Faneuil Hall

Bunker Hill: Decisive Day Talks

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial m......More

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial militiamen who constructed the redoubt where the Bunker Hill Monument stands today. Consider the experiences of British soldiers who sustained substantial casualties in pursuit of this position. Learn about the early inspiration for a Monument to commemorate this early battle of the American Revolutionary War and the individuals and community effort it took to construct.2026 Season (May 23 - September 27)Tuesday through Sunday at 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm.These talks are typically 15-20 minutes in length. If there is poor weather, these talks may be moved inside to the Bunker Hill Museum or cancelled.

Bunker Hill Monument and Grounds

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am.*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

Bunker Hill: Muskets, Men, and Liberty Program

Join a Ranger for a 'Muskets, Men, and Liberty' Program!Who fought in the Battle of Bunker Hill? Listen to a ranger dressed in period clothing discuss why three men from different backgrounds stepped onto the battlefield. They each had different ambitions, motivations, ......More

Join a Ranger for a 'Muskets, Men, and Liberty' Program!Who fought in the Battle of Bunker Hill? Listen to a ranger dressed in period clothing discuss why three men from different backgrounds stepped onto the battlefield. They each had different ambitions, motivations, and concerns. The program concludes with a musket firing demonstration!2026 Season (May 23 - September 27) Saturdays at 11:30 am, 12:30 pm, 2:30 pm, and 3:30 pm.Programs are held outside the Bunker Hill Monument and last approximately 30 minutes.

Bunker Hill Monument and Grounds

Woodworking Demonstration

Though women did not legally own household items in early America, Revere family traditionholds that the lady’s work table ca. 1810, currently on display in the Revere House BestChamber, belonged to Paul’s second wife, Rachel Revere. Sharon C. Mehrman, furniture makeran......More

Though women did not legally own household items in early America, Revere family traditionholds that the lady’s work table ca. 1810, currently on display in the Revere House BestChamber, belonged to Paul’s second wife, Rachel Revere. Sharon C. Mehrman, furniture makerand historian, will demonstrate carving elements found on a table like Rachel’s.

19 North SquareBoston, MA 02113

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am. Additional 2pm tours will be offered May 23 - June 21 and September 9 - 27)*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

Faneuil Hall Talk

Rangers provide FREE Faneuil Hall talks Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Each talk lasts about 15 minute. No registration is required.

Great Hall of Faneuil Hall - 2nd Floor of Faneuil Hall

Bunker Hill: Decisive Day Talks

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial m......More

Join a Ranger for a Decisive Day Talk!Throughout the summer season, join Park staff or a volunteer outside of the Bunker Hill Lodge for a "Decisive Day Talk." These talks provide an overview of the Battle of Bunker Hill and its memory. Hear the stories of the colonial militiamen who constructed the redoubt where the Bunker Hill Monument stands today. Consider the experiences of British soldiers who sustained substantial casualties in pursuit of this position. Learn about the early inspiration for a Monument to commemorate this early battle of the American Revolutionary War and the individuals and community effort it took to construct.2026 Season (May 23 - September 27)Tuesday through Sunday at 11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm, 2 pm, and 3 pm.These talks are typically 15-20 minutes in length. If there is poor weather, these talks may be moved inside to the Bunker Hill Museum or cancelled.

Bunker Hill Monument and Grounds

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am.*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am. Additional 2pm tours will be offered May 23 - June 21 and September 9 - 27)*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

Crafting Reform: The Saturday Evening Girls and the Paul Revere Pottery with Nonie Gadsden

The Saturday Evening Girls’ club was established in 1899 to provide cultural activities for Italian and Jewish immigrant girls who lived in the tenements of Boston’s North End. In 1908 the reform-minded club leaders founded a pottery to provide the girls with a clean an......More

The Saturday Evening Girls’ club was established in 1899 to provide cultural activities for Italian and Jewish immigrant girls who lived in the tenements of Boston’s North End. In 1908 the reform-minded club leaders founded a pottery to provide the girls with a clean and educational venue in which to earn money. They named the enterprise the Paul Revere Pottery in honor of the patriot’s home which stood near their clubhouse and to emphasize their own desire to be seen as Americans not foreign immigrants. The pottery exemplified the ideals of the early twentieth-century Arts and Crafts movement a design reform movement which sought to alleviate the negative social effects of industrialized society by promoting hand craftsmanship the integration of art into everyday life and healthy working conditions for artisans.Nonie Gadsden is the Katharine Lane Weems Senior Curator of American Decorative Arts and Sculpture at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston (MFA) where she is responsible for a wide range of artwork including decorative arts and sculpture from North Central and South America from ancient times through the 20th century. Her recent work includes a leadership role in reimagining of the 18th-century galleries in the MFA’s Art of the Americas Wing to mark the 250th anniversary of the nation (2026) curating the exhibition “Toshiko Takaezu: Shaping Abstraction” (2023-24) serving as lead curator for “Women Take the Floor” (2019-2021) developing new 20th century galleries including “Art and Jazz” and “Folk Meets Modernism” (opened 2022) and a publication based on the MFA’s collection of American modern design  America Goes Modern: The Rise of the Industrial Designer (2022). Gadsden received her BA in American Studies from Yale College and her MA in Early American Culture from the Winterthur Program of the University of Delaware.This lecture is presented as a part of our 2026 Lowell Lecture Series “Engrave Paint Sew Weave: Craft and Craftspeople in Massachusetts.” Craft transcends boundaries of place time and culture by communicating across literal and figurative distances. Many craft traditions are also deeply rooted in the places they are practiced in influenced by local climates geographies and resources. Inspired by Paul Revere’s legacy as an artisan this series delves into four local and regional histories of craft and craftspeople.Lectures take place on Mondays September 14 and 28 and October 05 and 26 from 6:30 to 7:45 pm. Lectures are free to the public and can be watched online (link coming soon!) or in person at Smith Commons (5th floor) Sargent Hall Suffolk University 120 Tremont Street. The lectures will be recorded and available after the fact.The in-person location is wheelchair accessible and has accessible restrooms. Seating is in free-standing chairs which may be moved. The live-stream and recording will have auto-generated closed captions only. Please contact the Paul Revere House with any questions about accessibility.Presented in partnership with GBH Forum Network  the Suffolk University History Department and the Museum of Fine Arts  with funding from the Lowell Institute.

Smith Commons, Fifth FloorSargent Hall, Suffolk University120 Tremont StreetBoston, MA 02108

Faneuil Hall Talk

Rangers provide FREE Faneuil Hall talks Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Each talk lasts about 15 minute. No registration is required.

Great Hall of Faneuil Hall - 2nd Floor of Faneuil Hall

Faneuil Hall Talk

Rangers provide FREE Faneuil Hall talks Tuesday through Sunday at 10:30am, 11:30am, 12:30pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm, and 3:30pm. Each talk lasts about 15 minute. No registration is required.

Great Hall of Faneuil Hall - 2nd Floor of Faneuil Hall

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am.*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall

The Freedom Trail: Enemies to this Country Guided Tour

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and dec......More

In 1774 Paul Revere and his neighbors in the North End were forced to make difficult and dangerous choices. As sides were drawn, both Patriots and Loyalists labeled the other "enemies to this country."Join a National Park Service Ranger for a free 75 minute walk and decide who the real "Enemies to This Country" were in the months before the breakout of the War for Independence.Tours begin inside the Faneuil Hall Visitor Center and end at Old North Church, covering about 0.5 miles.2026 Season (May 23 - October 11) Join a Ranger for Enemies to this Country Tour Wednesday through Sunday at 11 am. Additional 2pm tours will be offered May 23 - June 21 and September 9 - 27)*In case of weather, Rangers will offer an indoor option in the basement of Faneuil Hall, also known as the "Find Your Park Space."

Faneuil Hall - Find Your Park Space - Basement of Faneuil Hall