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Welcome to Our New Website

1/4/2013

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Welcome to our new website.  As with all websites, this is a work in progress -- and since the mark of a good website is continual change, we intend to keep this website interesting by adding and changing content continually.  So, come back often to find out what we are doing, planning and thinking.
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    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.

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