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Boston, Massachusetts
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Built around 1711, it stands as a rare example of early Georgian architecture in the city.
It was originally owned by Moses Pierce, a glazier, and later by Nathaniel Hichborn, a boatbuilder and relative of Paul Revere.
This historic house is one of the 16 sites along the trail that tells the story of the American Revolution.
The house is a classic example of early Georgian architecture, characterized by its symmetry and brick construction.
Designated in 1968, it is recognized for its architectural significance and historical associations.
In the 1940s, the house underwent significant restoration to preserve its original 18th-century features.
This organization also oversees the nearby Paul Revere House, ensuring both sites are preserved and accessible to the public.
