| Minuteman National Historic Park Album |
| Park entrance on the east end. |
| Inside the Visitor Center there is a movie on what took place in this historic site. |
| The Hartwell Tavern is near the Visitor Center. |
| The Tavern is located on what is now referred to as Battle Road. |
| The Minute Man National Historical Park Visitor Center. |
| The road to Concord is still as it was in colonial times. |
| Inside the Tavern 2 men recreated the period and told of the significance of the Tavern. |
| The original mile markers are still along the road. |
| Located in Lexington, Massachusettes, the Minuteman Park is about 5 miles long. It goes from Lexington to Concord. The park is the route the British took on April, 19, 1775 when they went from Boston to Concord. At Concord the first shot of the American Revolution was fired on the Concord North Bridge. |
| There are markers where British soldiers died when they were returning back to Boston. |
| The North Concord Bridge where the 700 British soldiers were met by 400 Minutemen. The British had come to confiscate weapons and destroy them. |
| The description of the shot heard around the world. The shot that marked the beginning of the American fight for freedom. |
| The North Concord Bridge where the first shot was fired. |
| Monument to the Minutemen. |
| The entrance to the parks main Visitor Center. |
| At Hartwell Tavern they have shooting demonstrations of the muskets used by the Minutemen. |
| Map of the park from the Minute Man National Historical Park Visitor Center. |