Lexington and Concord Battlefields
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Lexington and Concord Battlefields
Minute Man National Historical Park
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Minute Man National Historic Park maintains and interprets multiple sites associated with the first day of fighting of the American Revolution. Begin your visit at the NPS Visitor Center on Marrett Road in Lexington and view the multimedia theater program about the battles there. A 6-mile walking trail or driving tour includes the area of Parker's Revenge, the site where Paul Revere was captured, the Minute Man Statue and the famous North Bridge in Concord. Numerous farms and other structures of interest are along the route. Several ranger programs and guided tours are available by reservation.
Concord
Massachusetts
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