Welcome to Fort Revere Park

Fort Revere Park is an 8+ acre historic site located atop Telegraph Hill in Hull Village. The Park contains the remains of two seacoast fortifications, a water tower with an observation deck, a military history museum and picnic facilities. Fort Revere Park is open daily, sunrise to sunset, year round. Tower and Museum will be open 10 am to 5pm, weekends and holidays, May 24 through September 1. The tower and Museum may also be open at other times by arrangement with the park staff.

An outpost of defense for Boston since the 1600s. Fort Revere offers a panoramic view of Boston Harbor and beyond. Fort Revere Park encompasses the remains of the Revolutionary War-era Fort Independence and 20th century Fort Revere. The site is used for outdoor public programming-plays, movies, concerts, re-enactments, etc. - throughout the year.

Become a member of the Fort Revere Park & Preservation Society to reserve your seat. 
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Membership to the Fort Revere Park & Preservation Society means supporting the growth of Hull’s most captivating historic site, through the financial backing of numerous outdoor events each year, educations programming for students from all over the region, and the continuing development of the Fort Revere Officers Quarters Museum.

Fort Revere Park & Preservation Society
PO Box 963
 Hull, MA 02045
617-727-4468

Thank You to all involved
The free public programming at Fort Revere Park is made possible by a variety of non-profit organizations, local businesses and individuals. Through their efforts and your participation, we hope to promote awareness and preservation of this unique historic resource.