We’re excited to launch today a new web series, “99% Sure” all about the history, people, and events that made Old North the legendary historic site you know and love. Tune in every other week as Old North’s Education Manager and intrepid public historian TJ Todd explores some of our most frequently asked questions and shares […]
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For nearly 250 years, Old North has stood as a beacon of bravery, determination, and hope in the face of challenging times. Because of COVID-19, the gates to our iconic site have been closed to visitors since March 14 and will remain closed for the foreseeable future. As a result, we face a critical funding […]
At-Home Resources for Parents & Teachers
Whether you’re a teacher looking for lesson plans and activities to continue educating your students virtually, or a parent in search of resources to engage your kids during their time away from school, Old North is here to help! The two downloadable and printable packets below can provide parents, teachers, and homeschoolers with all the […]
This Old Pew: #13 – Captain Newark Jackson: Mariner, Chocolatier, Merchant, Slave Trader
By Catherine Matthews The number of mariners among the early pew owners of Old North provides an indication of the importance of sea trade as well as its potential for generating wealth in pre-Revolutionary Boston. One such man was Captain Newark Jackson, who owned Pew 13 from 1738 until 1743. The historical record reveals a […]
The Bells at Old North
By Em Benoit Any North End local has become familiar with the tolls of Old North Church’s bells, but few are aware of their history, or the skill and technique that comes with making them sound. The ringing of our bells maintains a legacy that began over 200 years ago, and remains one of the […]
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