Spring Has Sprung!
The landscape and gardens of the Minute Man National Historical Park are awash with color and are providing a cheery getaway for people looking to safely get out of the […]
Author: Kathleen D. Fahey
Signs of Spring
We can always count on spring blossoms this time of year, no matter what is going on in the wider world. Here are some signs of spring from the Minute […]
Driving By Miss Daisy
Check out the shaggy cows at the Minute Man National Historical Park! Grazing along the Rt. 2A Battle Road, Daisy, Autumn, and Holly are evocative of the many animals that […]
Sheep at Minute Man
These lovely ladies are wintering at the Minute Man National Historical Park and are as soft and fuzzy as they look! These females are Ouessant sheep, a breed which originated […]
What’s Going on at the Visitor Center?
Workers have been busy completing a $1.3 preservation project on the historic Buttrick Mansion. Built in 1911, the building was first home to Stedman Buttrick and his family and has […]
Collections Corner
Did you know that Minute Man National Historical Park has over 500,000 museum objects? These artifacts range from archives to furniture to art to archeology! Since not all of it […]
Window Preservation at the North Bridge Visitor Center
The windows of the historic Buttrick Mansion are receiving some much needed care after years of use. Built in 1911, the building was first home to Stedman Buttrick and his […]
Winter Birding
Birds can be social or solitary, showy or stealth, and short-tailed or long. There are an abundance of birds at Minute Man National Historical Park and the surrounding area – […]
AmeriCorps Volunteers at Minute Man
Many hands make light work as evidenced by our visiting AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) crew! A team of six AmeriCorps participants are volunteering at Minute Man National Historical […]
Fall Clean Up
We enjoyed beautiful fall foliage this year. But once the leaves fall, the raking begins! The Park is comprised of over 1,000 acres of land across three towns, so staff […]