American Revolution

Lexington vs. Concord: How Two Towns Shaped the American Revolution

Hi! My name is Sabrina, and I’m 14 years old. I live in Lexington, Massachusetts, and I’ve loved history for ...
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The Declaration of Independence: Brainrot Edition

So when it’s time for a squad to ghost from another squad and be on their sigma grindset because it’s ...
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Myths Surrounding the Declaration of Independence

The Declaration of Independence, adopted on July 4, 1776, is a cornerstone of American history. Its adoption marked the birth ...
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American Independence and LGBT+ Rights: Similar Starts

Both the Stonewall Riots and the Battle of Lexington symbolize pivotal moments in the fight for rights and freedom, embodying ...
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Who gets to tell history?

In the narrative of American history, certain stories shine brightly while others remain in the shadows. William Dawes, often overshadowed ...
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An interview with Jessie Steigerwald, President of LexSeeHer, on the “Something Must Be Done!” monument

Hi history nerds, or shall I say herstory nerds? This is a special post because we talked to Jessie at ...
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Patriots’ Day 2024 Lexington Schedule: Sunday, April 14th

Specifically timed event: The Midnight Ride Reenactment Follow the British retreat as they fight the Colonial Militia in Tower Park, ...
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Patriots’ Day 2024 Lexington Schedule: Saturday, April 13th

Specifically Timed Events: Parker’s Revenge (Part 1) Parker’s Revenge was a skirmish that took place on the redcoats’ way back ...
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Why is Diamond Middle School named after William Diamond? Who was William Diamond?

Early Life and Background William Diamond was born on July 21, 1755, in Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA. He was ...
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Orchestra Flash Mob for Patriots’ Day!

For those of you who don’t know, I’m a solid viola player and composer. This flash mob is very exciting ...
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New Editions to Buckman Tavern!

Hey history nerds! What a comparison. This is Buckman Tavern, the gathering place of the Lexington Militia in 1775. The ...
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