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The embattled farmer stands guard over North Bridge, Concord.

Located on Battle Road, the Smith House was home of Captain John Smith of the Lincoln Militia.

The Smith House is a witness to the days events of April 19, 1775.

a women in colonial clothes plays the fife.

A fifer at the annual William Diamond Muster at the Minute Man Visitor Center

A wooden bridge spans the Concord river as people walk and canoe paddlers gluide under the bridge

North Bridge, Concord Massachusetts

A company of armed minute men stand in formation along a dirt road with the officer out in front.

History comes alive!

A narrow dirt track runs through green fields shaded by large trees.

Walk in the footsteps of history

Physical Address:

Minute Man Visitor Center

210 North Great Road

Lincoln, MA 01773

Mailing Address:

North Bridge / Park Headquarters

174 Liberty St.

Concord, MA 01742

contact-details

Phone Number: 9783696993 Voice

Email Address: mima_info@nps.gov
Description:

Fees

Entrance Fees

Entrance Passes

At Minute Man National Historical Park the opening battle of the Revolution is brought to life as visitors explore the battlefields and structures associated with April 19, 1775, and witness the American revolutionary spirit through the writings of the Concord authors.

park designation:National Historical Park

Directions:

Minute Man National Historical Park is located just off of I-95, exit 46B (old exit 30B), Rt 2A west, starting in Lexington, then west through Lincoln and into Concord.

For detailed directions, please visit this link.

Directions

Operating Hours:

Minute Man National Historical Park

The grounds of Minute Man National Historical Park are open daily, sunrise to sunset. Parking lot gates close at sunset.

Weather Information:

New England weather can be quite unpredictable, so check the regional weather forecasts before you plan your trip. Winters can range in temperature from 20 - 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Summers are quite humid and range in temperature from 60 - 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Beware of ticks as they can be active year round.