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  The amount of history, beautifully preserved and explained, is staggering. From the Church itself, which offers steeple and crypt tours, to the Memorial Garden and combination printing/chocolate shop, the Old North Church is one of the best historical sites I've visited.

  Added May 28, 2017 by Christopher Giles
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  This is Boston's oldest church where three Boston patriots famously lit lanterns to warn Paul Revere of the British soldier's moves prior to the battles of Lexington and Concord. If walking the Freedom Trail, definitely stop here for 10 minutes to look around. The interior is beautiful.

  Added May 09, 2017 by Bryce Caster
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  Nice church. We really enjoyed the Plaza and gardens around it. There is a gift shop and printing press nearby that are worth stepping into.

  Added April 09, 2017 by Barbara Maha
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  Great Boston Treasure. Freedom trail right to front door. Can't beat the location. And all the sites in North End. Beautiful in Sep after tourist depart. Nice stroll past Paul's statue and lunch in North End is wonderful. Very relaxing. Can't beat Boston for a walking city.

  Added March 15, 2017 by Derril Mcdonald
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  Great place to learn more about Boston's history (and an extension would be of America's origins). Loved learning about Paul Revere and the people behind the American Revolution. Lovely interior, would definitely recommend as a stop along the Freedom Trail.

  Added January 31, 2017 by Albert Ly