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Tag Archives: North Bridge
Lexington and Concord revisited
I recently found myself in Lexington and Concord, again. I wasn’t planning this particular visit but my friends and I were traveling back to Boston from a week in Maine and hadn’t booked a hotel over a holiday weekend. For … Continue reading
Posted in 18th century, American Revolution, city/town, military, national park
Tagged American Revolution, Concord, Lexington, MA, militia, North Bridge, redcoat
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Happy Patriot’s Day
Quick test: Why is today, April 19, important in American history? If you live in Massachusetts or Maine, you had better know the answer. Today is the anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, the first official fighting in … Continue reading