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    Concord Visitor Center

    5.0 (3 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Minute Man Visitor Center - Great video presentation

    Minute Man Visitor Center

    4.6(79 reviews)
    4.2 mi

    With the 250th anniversary of the American Revolutionary War, we wanted to pay tribute to the…read moreglorious patriots who made sacrifices for this country! It is about 20 to 30 miles northwest of Boston, the drive is scenic especially when you start driving through all of the little towns leading to Lexington and Concord. The main attraction for our visit was to visit the north bridge memorial site where the first shots of the war began at 5am on Apr 19,1775 dubbed the "shot heard around the world" There is also a marker for the two British soldiers killed here. The site is spread out and will require some hiking if you would like to see the entire trail. I believe it was 5 to 7 miles on foot to see everything. The visit was amazing and awe inspiring! I highly recommend any history buff to visit.

    Great park on the start of the American Revolution. Although it's only open seasonally, there is a…read moregreat exhibit at the visitor's center with a great video explanation of the start of the war. The presentation is very thorough and engaging. The gift shop has decent items. Grab a map, then on a nice day it's a great walk / stepping down the same road history took the English and Americans to face each other. Some of the sites are walkable and some are a little further, but there are parking areas along the way. The tavern wasn't open when I went, but there are tour options throughout the summer. We ended out outing at North Bridge, which is another great site. On a nice weather day, you could easily spend a few hours here. It's a unique site in our nation's history, and it's a lot of fun and good times outdoors.

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    Minute Man Visitor Center - British soldiers grave

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    Boston National Historical Park - Downtown as seen from aboard the USS Constitution

    Boston National Historical Park

    4.6(21 reviews)
    16.5 mi

    If you haven't been, it's historical, has a lot of fun interactive activities and it's free. The…read moreonly disappoint was that the Constitution herself was currently off limits because it was being reconditioned. They also have free tours/walks from the shipyard to the Bunker Hill Monument, on the hour and completely free. I haven't had the chance to listen to the other Park Rangers but our Ranger, Dave Hannagan was the best! He was knowledgeable, had visuals and charts of the location and how the area looked before and was funny. The best part though was his passion. He clearly had a reverence for the sacrifices made by both British and American and what it was that they fought for. My wife, who has no real desire or passion for history was impressed with him and what he had to say. I would take the tour again, not just because it was free but because the worth of the tour is not reflective of the price.

    This is not to be confused the USS Constitution Museum. That's a separate thing that will cost you…read morea few dollars and not get you on the boat itself. The Boston National Historic Park is free, has its own mini museum/gift shop and will get you on the boat with a tour for free. Plus, you can get your National Park passport stamp here. You have to walk through a security checkpoint so keep that in mind as I saw a guy with a pocketknife not be allowed in. The USS Constitution is still a ship in the Navy Fleet, so the tour was led by a real Navy enlisted man. Sadly, my ladyfriend is claustrophobic so we didn't do the actual tour, we just walked around on the top deck. She is a party pooper but it was still cool to be on a ship built originally in the 1700s.

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