Which well-known person lived near Lathrop Place, Boston?

Paul Revere (1734 to 1818) lived at Paul Revere House, about 40 m away, according to Wikidata.

What happened near Lathrop Place, Boston?

Siege of Boston began on 19 April 1775, about 320 m away, according to Wikidata.

How many protected buildings are near Lathrop Place, Boston?

Wikidata lists 18 National Register of Historic Places listed place entries within 500 m, among them Faneuil Hall.

What is the oldest dated picture near Lathrop Place, Boston on Wikimedia Commons?

APatrick IMG 0359, dated 25 April 2006 on Commons, by Allan Patrick from Natal, Brasil (CC BY-SA 2.0), about 30 m away. It is the oldest dated file among the 50 nearest.

What is the nearest landmark to Lathrop Place, Boston?

The nearest place with its own Wikipedia article is Mariners House, about 35 m away.

Which place near Lathrop Place, Boston gets the most readers on Wikipedia?

Old North Church had 57,535 views on English Wikipedia in the 12 months to September 2026.

Boston · Massachusetts · United States

Lathrop Place

Boston

Wikipedia's article on Hanover Street (Boston) places it within 50 m of Lathrop Place, Boston.

BOSTON, 30 October 2026. Compiled from 5 public registers. Last revised 30 October 2026.

OpenStreetMap gives the address as Lathrop Place, North End, Boston, Massachusetts, United States.¹ Hanover Street, a street in the North End of Boston, lies within 25 m of Lathrop Place.²³ The Mariners House, a historic hotel building listed on the National Register of Historic Places, stands 30 m east of Lathrop Place.⁴⁵

Galleria Umberto, a pizzeria, stands 40 m south-west of Lathrop Place.⁶

Written in part from the Wikipedia articles cited; this text is adapted from them and licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Notable residents

According to Wikidata, Paul Revere was an American silversmith and Patriot in the American Revolution, and he died on 10 May 1818.⁷ Wikidata records that Paul Revere lived at the Paul Revere House, which lies 40 m south-east of Lathrop Place.⁷

People who lived nearby

People Wikidata records as dead who lived at a building, house, street or square within the radius. A birth or death place never makes a resident. Living people and current occupants are never named.

Paul Revere (1734 to 1818)

American silversmith and Patriot in the American Revolution (1735–1818)

lived at Paul Revere House, within 50 m. Wikidata

Landmarks and architecture

Mariners House, 30 m east of Lathrop Place, is a hotel building dated 1847, designed by Gridley James Fox Bryant in the Greek Revival style.⁴ Mariners House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, according to Wikidata.⁴ The Paul Revere House, 40 m south-east of Lathrop Place, has an inception date of 1680 and is credited to the architect Joseph Everett Chandler.⁸

The Paul Revere House is a National Historic Landmark and is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.⁸ The Pierce–Hichborn House, 50 m south of Lathrop Place, was built c. 1711 by the glazier Moses Pierce and is a National Historic Landmark.⁹

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Landmarks on Wikidata

Hanover Street

street in the North End of Boston, Massachusetts

14 m away.
Mariners House

building in Boston, Massachusetts

Built or founded 1847. Architect: Gridley James Fox Bryant. Style: Greek Revival architecture. 34 m away.
Galleria Umberto

pizzeria in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S

35 m away.
Rachael Revere Park

park in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States of America

37 m away.
Paul Revere House

historic house in Massachusetts, United States

Built or founded 1680. Architect: Joseph Everett Chandler. Style: Colonial Revival architecture, First Period, colonial architecture. 39 m away.
Caffe Vittoria

Italian restaurant in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.

Built or founded 1929. 47 m away.
Pierce–Hichborn House

historic house in Massachusetts, United States

Built or founded 1711. Style: colonial architecture. 49 m away.
Saint Leonard's Peace Garden

Built or founded 1973. 61 m away.
North Square

square in Boston, Massachusetts, United States

65 m away.
Peace Garden

park in Suffolk County, Massachusetts, United States of America

75 m away.
North End Branch Library

public library in North End, Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Built or founded 1965. 75 m away.
North Square

park in the United States of America

81 m away.
Seamen's Bethel, Boston

church in Boston MA, United States

Built or founded 1833. Style: Greek Revival architecture. 85 m away.
William A. Prescott Block

Built or founded 1874. Style: Victorian architecture. 86 m away.
St. Leonard's Church, Boston

church in Massachusetts, United States

Built or founded 1891. Style: Romanesque Revival architecture. 88 m away.

Data from Wikidata (CC0).

Then and now

Shawmut Peninsula was first settled soon after the town of Boston was established by colonists in 1630.¹⁰ Before European settlement the street was a Native American path giving access to the shore, and in the 17th century it was called Orange Tree Lane.³ The merchant Anthony Chickly acquired part of the front portion of Bernard's lot in 1663 and constructed a new house there.¹⁰

When the Chickly House burned down in the Boston fire on November 27, 1676, Increase Mather moved to a house owned by Captain Thomas Bredon.¹⁰ In 1708 the street was renamed after the House of Hanover, heirs to the British throne under the Act of Settlement 1701.³ In the 1950s the block of Hanover Street between Cross Street and Blackstone Street was demolished to make way for the Central Artery.³

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Questions about Lathrop Place, Boston

Each answer is computed from the public registers, and its footnotes link to the source.

Which well-known person lived near Lathrop Place, Boston?
Paul Revere (1734 to 1818) lived at Paul Revere House, about 40 m away, according to Wikidata.⁷

Did you know? Paul Revere lived at Paul Revere House, near Lathrop Place, Boston.
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What happened near Lathrop Place, Boston?
Siege of Boston began on 19 April 1775, about 320 m away, according to Wikidata.¹¹

Did you know? Siege of Boston began about 320 m from Lathrop Place, Boston, on 19 April 1775.
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How many protected buildings are near Lathrop Place, Boston?
Wikidata lists 18 National Register of Historic Places listed place entries within 500 m, among them Faneuil Hall.¹²

Did you know? Wikidata lists 18 National Register of Historic Places listed place entries within 500 m of Lathrop Place, Boston.
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What is the oldest dated picture near Lathrop Place, Boston on Wikimedia Commons?
APatrick IMG 0359, dated 25 April 2006 on Commons, by Allan Patrick from Natal, Brasil (CC BY-SA 2.0), about 30 m away.¹³

It is the oldest dated file among the 50 nearest.

Did you know? The oldest dated picture near Lathrop Place, Boston on Wikimedia Commons is from 2006.
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What is the nearest landmark to Lathrop Place, Boston?
The nearest place with its own Wikipedia article is Mariners House, about 35 m away.⁵

Did you know? Mariners House is about 35 m from Lathrop Place, Boston.
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Which place near Lathrop Place, Boston gets the most readers on Wikipedia?
Old North Church had 57,535 views on English Wikipedia in the 12 months to September 2026.¹⁴¹⁵

Did you know? Old North Church, near Lathrop Place, Boston, had 57,535 views on English Wikipedia in the 12 months to September 2026.
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