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Jonas Clarke was the minister in town in 1775. His home was where Hancock and Adams were staying, and he was quite the figure in town. He started the Lexington Tea Burning, and told the people of Lexington about what freedom really is. We hope you enjoy! As always, you can find us @lexington250 on Instagram and Threads, and for more information, please go to Lexington250.com. Thank you for listening.
This week, we talked to Paul Revere, the famous midnight rider. On April 18th, he made a historic ride from Boston to Lexington, which is one of the most famous parts of American History. We hope you enjoy!
As always, you can find us @lexington250 on Instagram and Threads, and for more information, please go to Lexington250.com.
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Learn about the American Revolution from the people who were in it. Each week leading up to the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington, and beyond, we talk to a different historical figure,…
Lexington250 is an organization dedicated to the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington. We are dedicated to making history fun and exciting for all ages! We have a blog, sell merch, and an extremely active and popular Instagram account, @lexington250
You can find us on Threads and Instagram, @lexington250, and at Lexington250.com.