The North End

North Square, formerly Clark's Square, is a historic square in Boston's North End neighborhood, located at the intersection of several streets. In the 17th and 18th centuries, it was a prominent residential address for figures such as the minister Increase Mather, the merchant William Clark, and Governor Thomas Hutchinson. Today the square is best known for the Paul Revere House, which has been part of the Freedom Trail since the 1950s. Here you can experience the historic fabric of Boston's oldest neighborhood, which was strongly shaped by Italian immigrants in the 20th century.