Lexington Green

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Lexington Green

It looks like an empty field now. This was the first battle that took place in the Revolutionary War. The British lined up on the right and the Minutemen on the left and only the British fired and killed the first minutemen here. The houses in the picture are original to the period. Paul Revere was there and wrote the "shot heard round the world" was fired from the side of one of these houses and the war began.

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stephanie atlee

stephanie atlee 16 Nov 2005

very quaint and lovely place...hard to image a battle raged here

Analua

Analua 15 Nov 2005

Beautiful Arnold!!

Emily Reed

Emily Reed 15 Nov 2005

A beauty of a spot.

Virginia Gordon

Virginia Gordon 15 Nov 2005

This is LOVELY! Arnold, the Photograph and the bit of History