Old North Church

This graceful brick church on Salem Street stands as Boston's oldest and most historically significant place of worship, its tall steeple a recognizable beacon in the North End. Famous for the "one if by land, two if by sea" signal that helped spark the American Revolution, it remains an active Episcopal parish where centuries of worship continue within its original timber-framed walls. Step inside to admire the colonial-era chandeliers, box pews, and the stirring sense of history that fills this intimate sanctuary.