What school did Paul Revere go to?

Answer 1

Revere received a rudimentary "writing-school" education before taking up his father's trade as a silversmith. When is father died he took for the business at the age of 19. Over the next 20 years he became one of the preeminent American goldsmiths ( this term is used for a person who worked in every phase of precious metals in the 18th century) He did bowls, utensils, pots, flatware, engravings pictures, Cartoons, calling cards, tradesman's bills, and music. As a sideline he practiced as a dentist.

Answer 2

He attended the North Writing School between the ages of 7 and 13 probably because his father planned him to continue the tradition of silversmith trade. Not counting Latin schools, North Boston was known to be one of the two best schools. He learned the silversmith trade from his father.

Answer 3

Paul Revere went to school at the North Writing School. He learned the art of gold and silversmithing from his father. His father is Appollos Rivoire (Revere.) Paul became a silversmith.

Answer 4

Paul Revere did not actually go to college. He was apprenticed by his father.

Answer 5

Paul Revere didn't actually go to college; he just became his father's apprentice and then took over the business when his father died.

Answer 6

Paul Revere received a basic education at Boston's North Writing School.

Answer 7

Paul Revere went to North Boston Writing

Answer 8

north writing school

Answer 9

He went to North Grammar School.

Answer 10

That one over there...