Old North Church work uncovers decorative wall art

BOSTON – Boston's historic Old North Church is uncovering ornate paintings unseen in more than a century with an $8 million renovation that started earlier this year – the church's third major renovation in its nearly 300-year history.
Part of the work on the North End neighborhood structure – known best for the tower where Paul Revere's two lamps were placed to signal the British army's movements toward Lexington and Concord on April 18, 1775 – will be to undo an earlier paint job.