But locals know better—this is Kentucky’s answer to Aladdin’s cave, minus the talking parrot and with considerably better parking. The interior reveals itself as a two-story treasure trove, with booth ...

George Washington Birthplace National Monument, likewise ... Massachusetts minutemen stood on Lexington Green and faced down the seemingly indomitable British military. Around 5:00 a.m., the ...

LEXINGTON - Tens of thousands flocked to the Lexington Battle Green on Saturday morning, April 19, to watch the reenactment of the skirmish that launched the Revolutionary War. This year marked ...

LEXINGTON — Thousands of people came to this Massachusetts town Saturday just before dawn to witness the beginnings of the American Revolution. Amid a hail of gunfire, they watched as British ...

The poem was created for the dedication of the battle monument at Concord's North ... had already occurred some hours earlier at Lexington Green. In both locations, the word "battle" is excessive ...

In Troy, organizers say more than 300 people joined a march over the Green Island Bridge ... was also the 250th anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, considered the first ...

There was a rededication of the Lexington Battle Green featuring a skydiving performance by the U.S. Army Golden Knights Parachute Team, patriotic songs played by the U.S. Army Fife & Drum Corps ...

Lexington is the home of the Lexington Battle Green, where the first battle of the Revolutionary War was fought on April 19, 1775. Early Saturday morning, reenactors gathered on the green to ...

In Lexington, British drums sounded from the east on Massachusetts Avenue. More than 50 stern-faced locals stood with muskets on Battle Green ... stood near a monument by the bridge in ...

Fifty years ago, at the bicentennial of the battles, I stood with thousands of others around the Lexington Green at the crack ... lay a wreath at the Minuteman monument while British Ambassador ...

but arguably the most-anticipated event of the Lex250 week was held Saturday morning on the Lexington Battle Green: The Reenactment of the Battle of Lexington. Crews worked through the night to ...

Some began to descend on Lexington's Battle Green as early as 4 a.m. on April ... He then quoted the inscription of the monument, "Sacred to Liberty & the Rights of mankind!!!