Warren Tavern (Joseph Warren association)

The Warren Tavern at 2 Pleasant St was established in 1780 and named for Dr. Joseph Warren, a Revolutionary-era patriot killed at the Battle of Bunker Hill in 1775. The tavern was founded after Warren's death and commemorates his role in Boston's revolutionary history. Local tradition links Revolutionary figures such as Paul Revere to the site, though the tavern post-dates Warren's death and such patronage is a matter of local tradition rather than contemporary documentation.