Concord is a city steeped in the history of the sword and the pen. The site of the historic Battle of Lexington and Concord, the city provided the setting for the initiation of the American War of Independence, honored at Minute Man National Historical Park. Concord's literary history is at least as rich. It was here where Thoreau penned Walden, inspired by the kettle pond of the same name, where Emerson philosophized on Self-Reliance and where Louisa May Alcott introduced her Little Women.
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This route follows the trail taken by the British on their retreat to Boston after the battle of Lexington and Concord.
Drive, park and walk this beautiful road toward Concord and relive the moments leading up to the Revolutionary War. Many of the fields and homes are today what they were in 1775. With the changing of the trees, even more beautiful than one can imagine. History breathes and lives here for everyone of every age to experience. Take your time and enjoy!
Concord Visitor Center is your first stop when arriving in our wonderous town! Find walking tours, maps, friendly staff and great suggestions. From History Lovers, to Literary lovers, to families enjoying the great outdoors, Concord has something for everyone.
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