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Boston revolutionary colonial midnight ride Paul Revere statue Royalty Free Stock Photo

Midnight Ride of Paul Revere Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paul Revere Statue - Boston Royalty Free Stock Photo

Statue of Paul Revere on Paul Revere Mall in Boston Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paul Revere Statue, Midnight Ride - Boston

iew of the Paul Revere Statue with a church on the background, in the North End neighborhood Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of the Paul Revere Statue with the Old North Church on the background, in the North End neighborhood Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paul Revere Monument, Old North Church, Boston Royalty Free Stock Photo

Boston, Massachusetts, United States, July 12, 2017: One of city's most recognizable landmarks, Boston's Paul Revere statue commemorates Revere's famous midnight ride, as the Revolutionary War began. The bronze statue created by American sculptor Cyrus Dalin, took sixteen years to complete and was unveiled on September 22, 1940. Rising in the background is Old North Church, which was used on the night of Revere's famous ride to signal surrounding areas.