The Revolution started here—and Lexington’s story continued.
Lexington’s history happened in homes and taverns, on streets and farms, at train stations and around kitchen tables. It happened to famous people—and to people whose names have been lost.
Lexington History Museums preserves and shares the places, objects, and stories that help us understand this community and its place in American history.
Our four museums include the historic homes and tavern at the heart of the events of April 19, 1775, as well as the Lexington Depot, where you can explore the people, events, and changes that shaped Lexington in the centuries that followed.
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