As witnesses to the Revolution, some Acton homes have stories to tell
These houses are now being honored with a flag they can display that recognizes their importance then — and now.
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Youth defining freedom: 1775, 1975, 2025
A year from our country’s 250th anniversary, what does freedom mean to American youth?
There’s one year to go to 250. Will Acton, and Concordians, be ready?
With past and future in mind, what will 250 mean to Acton and Concordians themselves?
Coming — or going — for Concord250? You have options if you plan ahead
Some can’t wait to come to Acton for the 250th anniversary of the Revolution’s start. Others may be thinking of getting out.
A capital idea: Concord250 and Acton Minute Men release commemorative coins
While unique, the two commemorative coins share common elements — and a donation price of $20.
Planning a revolutionary anniversary — with wisdom from the past
“You want to regularly assess threats that are possible and understand the worst-case scenario and how to manage it.”
Acton Observer: Patriots Day, past and future
Patriots Day meant the Battery firing their cannons at dawn, the opening of fishing season, the parade, and families.
Ask a reenactor: It’s not a ‘costume…’
How I ever managed to create colonial-style clothing for my entire family is a mystery.
When thousands come to Acton, people remember
In 1975, Acton found itself center stage in celebrating the 200th anniversary of the start of the American Revolution.
Acton Museum to celebrate 250th
Exhibitions will address pivotal issues of inclusion, hidden history, and battle.
When patriotic plans go sideways
Concordians have put plenty of time and energy into commemorating the events of April 19, 1775. It doesn’t always go smoothly.
Minute Man park, Walden announcement coming May 1
The announcement will involve “the unique historic corridor that includes and surrounds Minute Man Park.”