I want to make it abundantly clear,
The storming of the US Capitol complex was a shameful and brazen act by a relatively small group of instigators, along with others who encouraged these misguided people at the rally in DC. This insurrection undermines our democracy and the principles the brave men of Captain Parkers Company, Lexington Minute Men, who died, who were wounded and fought for. As the Captain Commanding of the Lexington Minute Men, I condemn these acts of insurrection and all the ones involved should be pursued, arrested, and adjudicated to the extent of the laws of our United Sates of America.
God Bless America,
Rev. Dr. David Kemper, Captain Commanding
The storming of the US Capitol complex was a shameful and brazen act by a relatively small group of instigators, along with others who encouraged these misguided people at the rally in DC. This insurrection undermines our democracy and the principles the brave men of Captain Parkers Company, Lexington Minute Men, who died, who were wounded and fought for. As the Captain Commanding of the Lexington Minute Men, I condemn these acts of insurrection and all the ones involved should be pursued, arrested, and adjudicated to the extent of the laws of our United Sates of America.
God Bless America,
Rev. Dr. David Kemper, Captain Commanding
The Lexington Minute Men stand in opposition to prejudice and racism to honor Prince Estabrook, the first Black casualty of the Revolutionary War, and also Eli and Silas Burdoo all members of Captain John Parker’s Company and veterans of the Revolutionary War.
Thank you for visiting the online home of The Lexington Minute Men!The Lexington Minute Men are dedicated to honoring those brave Patriots who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our Nation's freedom.
From those who first fell on Lexington Green, to the heroes of today, we hope to continue telling the story of American Independence. Those who join our company will enjoy reenacting 18th century life as a soldier in the militia and the Continental Army. We also participate in many ceremonial activities including parades, inaugural events, dedications, trade shows, and more. We consider ourselves historians and enthusiastically and meticulously research our time period and those we represent. Upcoming ScheduleSTAY TUNED FOR MORE INFORMATION ON PATRIOTS DAY 2021 EVENTS STAY SAFE, WASH YOUR HANDS OFTEN, PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING, DO YOUR PART IN SUPPORT OF THE COMMON CAUSE Contact the adjutant for more details or to hire the Minute Men for your venue or event. |
Want to join the Minute Men?We are currently recruiting new members! Come discover the fun and fellowship we share honoring America's Revolutionary History through reenactments, drills, parades, and more!
Patriots' Day in LexingtonPatriots' Day commemorates the Battle of Lexington on April 19, 1775.
Since 1969 this day has been observed on the third Monday in April. Next year Patriots' Day will be observed on Monday April 19, 2021. More details will become available soon. Patriots' Day is observed over a period of days before, on, and after the third Monday in April, with The Lexington Minute Men involved in the reenactment and the Patriots' Day Parade. In Lexington we celebrate this day in high fashion with the reenactment of the Battle accompanied by civic events both before and after the reenactment. It is traditionally the beginning of the year for tourist activities in Lexington. An excellent listing of all of the day's events in Lexington can be found at the Lexington Historical Society's Patriots' Day in Lexington web page. A listing of all of the events in the communities surrounding the Battle Road can be found at the Battle Road web site. |
