1. Diorama of Lexington Green

2. Lexington Green Today looking towards the area where the militia stood – Right of the flag pole where the people are located under the tree.

3. Looking from the militia point of view towards where the British would be. The people under the tree are located where the militia was and the British were past the flag pole (left of the pole) near the cars.

4. Battlefield marker indicating where the militia stood on the green.

5. Location where the militia gathered outside of Concord as the British moved into Concord then past on their way to uncover a cache of weapons.

6. Location of the “shot heard round the world”

7. This is the view that some of the militiamen would have had of the British as they approached the bridge. You are looking towards the bridge over the Concord River. Just past that bridge is the “Old Manse” which 100 years later would later serve as a gathering place for such literary greats as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry Thoreau and others Bridge Old Manse

8. Minuteman Statue on the site of the fighting

9. Monument on the other side of the bridge

10. The road back to Boston from Concord was lined by stone walls such as the one pictured here. The militia would hid behind walls such as these, trees or other such cover.

11. Another view of the road.