MA, USA
Ebenezer Hancock House
Historic House
One of the oldest brick buildings in Boston (1767). Home of John Hancock's uncle, deputy paymaster of the Continental Army.
What Happened Here
The building survived urban development that destroyed much of colonial Boston. It represents the prosperous merchant class that funded and supported the Revolution.
Visiting Today
Address
10 Marshall Street, Boston, MA 02108
Hours
Exterior viewable
Admission
Free (exterior)
Accessibility
Street-level viewing.
Connected Events
May 1764
Faneuil Hall Town Meetings
Samuel Adams, John Adams
Aug 1765
Stamp Act Riots
Samuel Adams, Thomas Hutchinson
Aug 1765
Mar 1770
Boston Massacre
Crispus Attucks, Captain Thomas Preston, John Adams, Samuel Adams
Dec 1773
Old South Meeting House Assembly
Samuel Adams, John Adams, Thomas Hutchinson
Dec 1773
Boston Tea Party
Samuel Adams, George Robert Twelves Hewes
May 1774
General Gage Arrives as Military Governor
Thomas Hutchinson
Apr 1775
Jun 1775
Battle of Bunker Hill
Dr. Joseph Warren, General Sir William Howe
Dec 1775
Henry Knox's Artillery Train
Henry Knox