Minute Man National Historical Park

The embattled farmer stands guard over North Bridge, Concord.
At Minute Man National Historical Park the opening battle of the Revolution is brought to life as visitors explore the battlefields and structures associated with April 19, 1775, and witness the American revolutionary spirit through the writings of the Concord authors.
Map showing location of park.
Located on Battle Road, the Smith House was home of Captain John Smith of the Lincoln Militia.
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A park ranger stands in front of a stone obelisk monument pointing and talking to visitors
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A small cannon fires a large blast of flame.
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A narrow dirt track runs through green fields shaded by large trees.
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A large mansion house made of wood with wrap around porch and tower room. Surrounded by large trees
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A three story brick mansion house with paved walkway leading to door. Green bushes flank both sides.
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A wooden bridge spans the Concord river as people walk and canoe paddlers gluide under the bridge
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British soldiers marching together over the a wooden bridge. A stone monument towers behind.
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An open field with trees and stone wall. British soldiers in red coats march in the distance.
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A group of militia soldiers standing shoulder to shoulder with muskets march down a dirt road.
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A woman in 1770's clothing stands behind a table filled with materials for printing newspapers.
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A bronze statue of a minute man stands with musket and plow
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