Minute Man NHP 50th Anniversary

"HONORING THE PAST; INSPIRING THE  FUTURE"
On September 21, 1959, Congress established Minute Man National Historical Park to preserve important sites associated with the opening battle of the American Revolution; a battle that led to the creation of this country. It was here that the "shot heard ‘round the world" was fired, igniting a flame of liberty that still burns brightly in the hearts of freedom loving people around the world. This year is the park’s Fiftieth Anniversary. From April through September of 2009 there will be a series of special events (including lectures, scholars forums, living history demonstrations, Ranger led walks, concerts, and historical house "open houses") designed to serve 1.2 million park visitors, to engage youth and families and to attract new and diverse audiences. For more information follow the link to our special events.

Things To Do

There's a lot to see and do at Minute Man National Historical Park. Click the "Things To Do" link for a complete listing of Park sites, daily Ranger programs and special events.

Plan A Field Trip

Plan A Field Trip
Visiting Minute Man National Historical Park with your students links classroom lessons with valuable field experiences. We currently offer education programs for students of all ages, designed to align with current Massachusetts curriculum standards.We also have many self-guided options for you to explore.

Patriot's Day

Join park staff and hundreds of British and Colonial reenactors for our annual Patriot's Day Celebrations, April 11-25, 2009.

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