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Good Friday! The moment you turn the corner in Charlestown and see the monument in all its glory.

What did Paul Revere and Henry Knox have in common—two men who were 15 years apart in age? They were both born in Boston. Revere was a successful silversmith. Knox was a successful bookseller. They both had something to do with the Boston Massacre. Revere etched and sold an

John Hancock was Joseph Warren’s friend, fellow Mason, patient, and fellow Son of Liberty. He served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives for many years and was often elected the moderator at town meetings which were important to how government was run. He was in tune

The latest artwork by Zowie Mortem depicting Dr. Joseph Warren at the pulpit in the Old South Meeting House delivering his March 6, 1775 Boston Massacre Oration and wearing a toga. A toga was worn by a citizen of Rome and distinguished him from a soldier or a slave: a reflection

Six days after Bunker Hill, news of the battle had not yet reached the Continental Congress. As George Washington set out to take command of the provincial forces surrounding Boston that were now the Continental Army, he received word of the battle as he traveled through New York

The painter John Singleton Copley was born in Boston, Massachusetts on July 3, 1738. Boston’s Copley Square is named after him. What is little known about him was that he was involved with the Boston Tea Crisis in December 1773. His father-in-law, Richard Clarke and his sons were

Happy July 4th! We recognize those brave outnumbered colonists who had the courage to face the British army from behind the walls of their redoubt and a rail fence on Breed’s Hill to fight for life, liberty and the happiness of the American people and to achieve independence from

The twenty-two squares in Savannah, Georgia, are primarily named after prominent figures in American history, including politicians, historical events and Revolutionary War heroes. Among the squares named after Revolutionary War heroes are: *Joseph Warren *Marquis de Lafayette

On June 17, 2025, Warren County Ohio unveiled a new statue of their namesake, Dr. Joseph Warren. It is the only statue of Warren depicted as a physician and only one of two outside the Boston area (the other is in Warren, PA). The commemoration was held at General Warren Park and

The steeple of the Old North Church peeking over the trees.

This is King's Chapel in Boston where Dr. Joseph Warren's funeral was held on April 8, 1776. The Anglican church was founded in 1686 and originally built as a wooden structure. The current stone structure, once called The Stone Chapel, was built in 1754. If you go, you can feel

The USS Warren was one of 13 frigates authorized by the Continental Congress on 13 December 1775 and named for Dr. Joseph Warren on 06 June 1776. She was heavily armed and took several prizes on her cruises. Warren was burned to prevent capture in the ill-fated Penobscot

Good Friday! The statue of Dr. Joseph Warren erected at his gravesite in Forest Hills Cemetery, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts by the 6th Masonic District Massachusetts Freemasons for the namesake of their Distinguished Service Medal, Most Worshipful Joseph Warren, October 22, 2016

The original Green Dragon Tavern, in operation as early as 1712 and located on Union Street in Boston’s North End, attracted customers with a metal (possibly copper) sign in the shape of a dragon over its door. It was a community center with the tavern downstairs. In January

Abigail "Nabby" Adams was born on July 14, 1765. She was the oldest child and only surviving daughter of John and Abigail Adams. While living in London, Nabby fell in love with and married William Stephens Smith in 1786, former aide-de-camp to George Washington and future New

A view of the Bunker Hill Monument from Copp's Hill Burying Ground in Boston. British Generals Thomas Gage and John Burgoyne watched the Battle of Bunker Hill unfold from Copp's Hill where British cannon were mounted. Imagine the buildings are gone and you have a clear view of

William Dawes, Jr. was barely thirty years old when Dr. Joseph Warren sent him to ride from Boston to Lexington, Massachusetts, on the night of April 18, 1775, when it became clear that a British column was going to march into the countryside. Dawes was the first rider Warren

Dr. Joseph Warren, Paul Revere, Johnny Tremain, Samuel Adams in the 1957 movie "Johnny Tremain" based on the novel by Esther Forbes.

On July 18, 1759, Joseph Warren graduated from Harvard College at the age of 18. Class rank was determined by social status. Because his father was a farmer, he ranked thirty-first in his class of forty-five entering freshmen. His dormitory, Massachusetts Hall, is the oldest

Happy Sunday! "Portrait of General Joseph Warren (1741-75)" Painted by: Alonzo Chappel