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By Bernard Trubowitz
Many visitors chuckle upon seeing the contents of pew 49, pointing to the large 1980s soundboard and mixer that…
By Tom Dietzel
The third article in a four-part series detailing the fascinating story behind the Belgian angels on display inside Old…
Prince was a cat beloved by many– his caretaker, John, Prince Postale friends, North End neighbors, staff members at Old North Church, and…
By Mark HurwitzWith additional contributions by Gloria Baragona, fifth great-granddaughter of Francis Wells
With all the marrying, death,…
By Rev. Steve Ayres
On March 17, 1776, the Rev. Mather Byles, Jr. second rector of the Old North Church, sailed from Boston to New Brunswick,…
By Tom Dietzel
The second article in a four-part series detailing the fascinating story behind the Belgian angels on display inside Old…
By Tom Dietzel
Perched upon the gallery railing in front of the oldest American-built pipe organ, high above the floor of Old…
By Mark Hurwitz
Q. How is the Old North Church tied to the production of newspapers in the 19th century?A. Through a man named Lynde…
Have you ever had the chance to examine your familiar surroundings in a new light? Several Old North educators recently had this…
By Mark Hurwitz
To move us into the 19th century, we’ll examine the life of Josiah Calef, a Bostonian who owned pew #38 at Old North in…