Photos: "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere"

WORCESTER - A 1767 Masonic certificate for St. Andrews Lodge is on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at the Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - Lauren Hewes of the American Antiquarian Society shows an account of the Boston Massacre printed by Edes & Gill in 1770, including the engraving by Paul Revere which is the only known copy, on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - "The Bloody Massacre," an engraving by Henry Pelham, is on display at "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. It is known that Pelham made his depiction of the massacre before Paul Revere, but Revere's was widely sold and reprinted instead of Pelham's. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - "The Bloody Massacre," an engraving by Paul Revere, is on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at the Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. It is known that Paul Revere copied his engraving from that of Henry Pelham, but Revere's was widely sold and reprinted instead of Pelham's. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - A courthouse bell made by Paul Revere and cast in Boston is on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - Engravings by Paul Revere are on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - "Paul Revere, 1768" by John Singleton Copley is on display at "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - An account of the Boston Massacre printed by Edes & Gill in 1770, including the engraving by Paul Revere which is the only known copy, is on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - Portraits of Paul Revere and Rachel Walker Revere by Chester Harding are on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - An account of the Boston Massacre printed by Edes & Gill in 1770, including the engraving by Paul Revere which is the only known copy, is on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - Paul Revere's account ledger for his goldsmith shop, showing his designs, is on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - Lauren Hewes, Andrew B. Mellon Curator of Graphic Arts at the American Antiquarian Society; Erin Corrales-Diaz, assistant curator of American Art at Worcester Art Museum, and Nan Wolverston, director the Center for Historic American Visual Culture at the American Antiquarian Society, stand inside the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at the Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - Paul Revere's silver shop ledger on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - Isaiah Thomas's The Massachusetts Spy or The Worcester Gazette from 1781 on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]

WORCESTER - 'America in Distress' by Paul Revere, printed in Royal American Magazine in 1775, on display at the "Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere" exhibit at Worcester Art Museum on Thursday, February 13, 2020. [T&G Staff/Ashley Green]