Geographic / Mass. / Boston
GUSN-357187
One albumen print of Christ Church in the City of Boston in Boston, Massachusetts. The photographer is unknown. The print is dated to the late 19th century and measures 7 x 10 inches.The church was built in 1723, making it the oldest standing church building in Boston. The church is also called the Old North Church and the Paul Revere Church. The church is the location from which the lantern signal "One if by land, two if by sea" was sent. On the verso of the mount, the following is written: "Christ (miscalled Old North Church) Church 1723 A.D. / Paul Revere Church." In a different hand, the phrase "from Baker, Oct. 1952" is written along the right side of the verso.
churches (buildings)
historic buildings
historic sites
National Historic Landmarks
interior views
pews
interior lighting
organ pipes (components)
albumen prints
mounts (secondary support)
Christ (miscalled Old North Church) Church 1723 A.D. / Paul Revere Church (handwritten)
from Baker, Oct. 1952 (handwritten)
1 photographic print : albumen, mounted ; 7 x 10 inches
PC001
General photographic collection
2009
PC001.02.01.USMA.0005.0015.011
Gift
late 19th century
Gift of Darthmouth College, 2009
Boston (Suffolk county, Massachusetts)
albumen prints
mounts (secondary support)
Revere, Paul, 1735-1818
Church
Photograph
Architecture
Revolutionary War
Paul Revere's Midnight Ride (Apr. 19, 1775)
Item
Geographic / Mass. / Boston
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