Local Guides World
Photos
There are no photos for this place yet!
Reviews — 7
Minute Man National Historical Park offers a captivating journey back to the Revolutionary War. The well-preserved battlefields and historical landmarks vividly depict the events that shaped America's independence. Engaging exhibits and knowledgeable park rangers further enhance the experience. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the nation's origins.
No park rangers here to swear my son in, bit the history and trails are nice.
Very nice Minute Man National Historical Park. Veterans can get a free lifetime National Park pass. Veterans just can bring their Verterns I.D. card, or their current drivers license showing that they have the Veterns symbol on it for the free park pass. Rodger, the park official, was very pleasant and also the other staff employees.
Absolutely beautiful park! It’s huge with so much to see and explore. Lots of places to walk or run. The park rangers are very friendly and informative also. So much history in our own backyard! I made a short video about our day here.
Minuteman National Park | Concord, MA | “Shot Heard Round The World”
https://youtu.be/Phu9AsKoGF8
Minuteman National Park | Concord, MA | “Shot Heard Round The World”
https://youtu.be/Phu9AsKoGF8
Day trip just to get out on a beautiful day
When you realize that some of these men were fighting on their own land, it really hits different.
I absolutely love this National Park and I have been to a lot if them including Yellowstone. Obviously, this is much smaller. It's free. Most importantly, if it wasn't for the events that occured at this spot, all the othe National Parks wouldn't exist because it's possible we wouldn't be a Nation. The farmers and citizens who laid down their work and fought with their lives to form a Nation, to tell the British that we wanted Independence at any cost, can never be forgotten. This spot is beautiful and every person living in this country wouldn't be here if it wasn't for this spot. I visit it every time I'm in Massachusetts.
