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Known as "Christ Church in the City of Boston", this Episcopal church was built in 1723 and is Boston's oldest Church building.
On the steeple of this church, Robert Newman signaled with lanterns the approach of the British regulars; "One if by land, and two, if by sea".
The steeple is 191 feet tall, making it the tallest steeple in Boston. The bells within the steeple were the first bells ever brought to America. Paul Revere was one of the neighborhood bell ringers. The interior high box pews and brass chandeliers, as well as the Church's first clock are all original.
| Site Information | |
| Location | 193 Salem Street, North End |
| Hours | March - May: 9AM - 5PM Daily
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| Tours | Behind the Scenes Guided Tour: Adults: $5, Children: $4, Seniors & Military: $3 Groups of 8+: Call 617-523-4848 for more information. |
| Admission | FREE |
| Notes | More Information via the Freedom Trail Foundation More Information via Old North Church |
| Attribution | Content provided by the Freedom Trail Foundation. |
