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These photographs show the variety of immigrant populations in the West End. The diversity is marked, with a school of Albanian women, and a collage of prominent black people of the neighbourhood serving to pay tribute to the neighbourhood's…

Brief video clip showing the front of the Revere House from on North Street, and tourists gathering outside to take photos.

Audio file capturing the creaky wooden floor in the Paul Revere House, which according to one of the house guides has been restored back to how it used to be in the late 17th century.

The Revere House seen from a side angle. Parts of North Street can also be seen.

Italian shops abound in the North End

Main chamber in the second floor of the Revere House. Some of the furniture on display belonged to the Revere family.

Silver pieces made by Paul Revere are on display on the second floor of the Revere House.

900-pound bell made by Paul Revere and sons, displayed on the courtyard of the Revere House. Through the reflection on the glass, a group of tourists can also be seen entering the House.

This plaque honoring Paul Revere was hung in 1946 by the Boston Park Commission in North Square, right in front of the Revere House.