The Friends of Minute Man National Park is an independent, non-profit member organization that supports the work of the Minute Man National Historical Park through education, events, and fundraising.
Battlefield Restoration
Learn More about our Battlefield Restoration initiatives including Parker’s Revenge.
Landscape Preservation
Learn More about our work with preserving cultural landscapes such as the Buttrick Garden.
From the American Revolution to the Literary Revolution
Minute Man National Historical Park comprises 1038 acres and runs through the towns of Lexington, Lincoln, and Concord, MA.
The Park commemorates the opening battles of the American Revolution on April 19, 1775 and celebrates the American revolutionary spirit through the writings of the Concord authors.
The Friends of Minute Man National Park provide much-needed support to help the Park preserve the significant historic sites, structures, landscapes, events, and ideas of the American Revolution.
Image: The Minute Man statue, by Daniel Chester French, dedicated in 1875.
Check out our Blog
- Rediscovering Elm Brook Hill: New Insights into the April 19, 1775 BattlefieldWritten by Joel Dukes, Archaeologist, Northeast Archeological Resources Program, Nikki Walsh, Museum Curator, Minute Man National Historical Park, and Jarrad Fuoss, Park Ranger and Historic Weapons Supervisor, Minute Man National […]
- Saving the Beeches at Minute ManBeech trees stand out in any landscape, recognizable by their smooth gray bark, shiny leaves, and spiky beech nuts. Beech species in Massachusetts include the American beech, which is native […]
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