The Paul Revere Heritage Site is a park and historical destination in Canton, MA. Paul Revere and his son built a copper rolling mill there after the Revolutionary War and helped develop business and industry in the new country.
The Heritage Site hosts events and programs throughout the year.
Revere & Son Heritage Trust (the non-profit organization which runs the Site) is currently raising funds for The Paul Revere Museum of Discovery & Innovation. It will be a unique forum for history, technology, and learning. The Museum is currently under development on the grounds of the Paul Revere Heritage Site – nine acres of parkland along the Neponset River. The site features waterfalls, a mill pond, walkways with interpretive signage and two 19th century buildings – the Copper Rolling Mill and the Historic Horse Barn, built by Paul Revere’s son. The property is currently owned by the Town of Canton.