In pursuit of the Revere Bells that seem lost in time will appear here as text or sketch
- 1. 10/21/2017 The Paul Revere bell installed in the Boston Manufacturing Company, Waltham, Ma., cracked in 1857 and was melted down per my visit with the historian of the Waltham Industrial Museum, 145 Moody Street, Waltham, Ma.,
- Philadelphia, Pa.,? of 1823, 1904lb plus 41 for the tongue
- The New Brick or the New, New Brick Church detailed below
The New Brick bell of Boston. This was Paul Revere's general place of worship in the North End. It probably should be called the New/New Brick Church. Some of the congregation splintered off. Unfortunately, both churches were consumed by fire and not restored.
This sketch was from a most entertaining Revere historian
Elbridge H. Goss, Some may find him too adoring. We believe Goss would elevate Paul Revere to a "Founding Father," Though Revere was not of the White Whig Esquire Society of Boston, his contributions to this nation equal any other signer of the Declaration of Independence and far exceeds the contributions of many that approved the Constitution.
Rumor has it that it did not initially ring so well,
More than likely this bell tolled for Paul Revere on the day he died. Bells in Boston took turns announcing the passing of its citizens by the sequence and number of strikes.
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This sketch was from a most entertaining Revere historian
Elbridge H. Goss, Some may find him too adoring. We believe Goss would elevate Paul Revere to a "Founding Father," Though Revere was not of the White Whig Esquire Society of Boston, his contributions to this nation equal any other signer of the Declaration of Independence and far exceeds the contributions of many that approved the Constitution.
Rumor has it that it did not initially ring so well,
More than likely this bell tolled for Paul Revere on the day he died. Bells in Boston took turns announcing the passing of its citizens by the sequence and number of strikes.
Trending at:
$274.22
Price:
US $265.00
A history of the Second Church, or Old North, in Boston : to which is added a History of the New Brick Church
by Robbins, Chandler, 1810-1882. 4n
Publication date 1852
Topics Second Church (Boston, Mass.), New Brick Church (Boston, Mass.), Registers of births, etc, genealogy
Publisher Boston : Published by a committee of the Society
Collection allen_county; americana
Digitizing sponsor Internet Archive
Contributor Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center