But does Dr. Joseph Warren ring a bell? Roslyn playwright Robert Blecker’s new off-Broadway play, “Father Anonymous,” tells the story of this forgotten founding father, who sent Revere on ...

A commercial property in Bristol sold for $7,500,000. A Westerly home on Foster Cove Road sold for $5,000,000. The home has ...

on April 19, 1755. Timken Museum of Art A Founding Father and fellow patriot named Dr. Joseph Warren tipped Revere and Dawes off to the British Army’s plans, which included arresting Samuel ...

A key leader at the outset of the war was Dr. Joseph Warren. This is the first in a series of articles exploring the roles of physicians, medicine, and disease in the American Revolution at its ...

It was part of their heritage. Revere was part of Boston’s Committee of Safety and the Sons of Liberty, whose leaders were Dr. Joseph Warren, John Hancock and Samuel Adams. Revere had spent the ...

Properties that sold for the week of Apr. 25. Commercial property on Waterman Avenue in East Providence sold for $4,000,000.

Revere was one of two messengers sent from Boston by Dr. Joseph Warren to let the residents of Lexington and Concord know that Gen. Thomas Gage was sending troops to try to capture John Hancock ...

But patriot Dr. Joseph Warren of Boston heard about this and dispatched two horsemen to alert Lexington and Concord that the British were coming. One of those horsemen was Paul Revere ...

Dawes reminded those in attendance that 250 years ago when Dr. Joseph Warren called upon Revere to take up news of the coming march upon Concord and carry the warning on horseback, he also called upon ...

Dr. Joseph Warren, a Boston patriot leader and physician, secured the help of Revere and Dawes to carry warnings that British soldiers were about to march into the countryside to destroy militia ...