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The purpose of the Corporation is to commemorate the actions of the men and women of Lexington on April 19, 1775, including the Battle of Lexington, Parker’s Revenge, and the Civilian Evacuation of the Town of Lexington, encouraging patriotism, camaraderie, to assist in the proper observances of patriotic holidays in Lexington and elsewhere, and promoting living history by fostering and extending the ideals of the Revolutionary Period as exemplified by the Town of Lexington in 1775.
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History will once again come alive on the shores of Gloucester next summer, as the organizers who hosted the successful Battle of Bunker Hill 250 reenactment come together to commemorate the lesser-known Battle of Gloucester, an early naval skirmish during the Revolutionary War that led directly to the creation of the U.S. Navy.
The Lexington Minute Men were proud to support the Disabled American Veterans Department of Massachusetts at their annual 5K run to honor veterans on Saturday, Nov. 8. Just in front of Fort Independence, the oldest continuously fortified military site in British North America, the Lexington Minute Men fired volleys that kicked the race into action. …
A team of “History Hoofers” from the Lexington Minute Men and the Lexington History Museums participated in the Lexington Battlegreen Run last Sunday to raise funds for the annual Paul Revere’s Ride reenactments. Donations collected by the History Hoofers will go toward holding Paul Revere’s ride, which has quickly become a favorite community event, kicking…