The Lexington Minute Men Visit the Library

Thursday, April 256:30—8:00 PMActivity RoomFlint Memorial Library147 Park Street, North Reading, MA, 01864

Learn all about the colonial Lexington Minute Men and the Battle of Lexington and Concord! What were the Minute Men feeling on the day of the battle? How do we know 249 years later? Meet some of the Minute Men live and in person in full colonial impression (traditional 18th century dress)!

About 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. The Lexington Minute Men is the second oldest independent military organization in the Western Hemisphere. Chartered by the Massachusetts Governor’s Council on Sept. 6, 1689, the unit was originally known as the Second Military Company in Cambridge. The first commander was LT David Fiske, an English immigrant. Learn more about the Lexington Minute Men here.

Please register in advance. Sponsored by the Friends of the Flint Memorial Library.

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