The REV250: The Town That Carried the Revolution™ tour offers an in-depth look at Marblehead's essential contributions to American independence. This engaging experience reveals how the town's fishermen, mariners, and merchants played pivotal roles during the Revolutionary War.

• 🏛️ Visit the exterior of the King Hooper Mansion and learn about Robert “King” Hooper, a merchant whose Loyalist views created tension with Patriot neighbors.
• 🏰 Explore the grand Jeremiah Lee Mansion, built in 1768, and discuss its owner, a key Patriot leader who interacted with Samuel Adams and John Hancock.
• 📜 Stop at the historic Old Town House, where Marblehead's town meetings shaped the community's path toward independence.
• 🏡 Pass by the Azor Orne House, discussing how this merchant and Patriot leader contributed to the Revolutionary effort through ships and logistics.
• 🖊️ View the Elbridge Gerry House, home to a signer of the Declaration of Independence, and explore the risks he faced in supporting independence.
• ⚓ At Fort Sewall, delve into Marblehead’s maritime role during the Revolution and its defense of the USS Constitution in the War of 1812.
• 📖 Enjoy a story-driven guided experience with engaging historical storytelling at multiple outdoor stops.
• 👥 Join a small-group walking tour led by a knowledgeable local historian, ensuring a personalized experience.
• ♿ Wheelchair accessible facilities and transportation options available for ease of access.
• 💧 Guests can bring water or small snacks for the walk, enhancing your comfort during the tour.

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