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The purpose of the Corporation is to commemorate the actions of the men and women of Lexington on April 19, 1775, including the Battle of Lexington, Parker’s Revenge, and the Civilian Evacuation of the Town of Lexington, encouraging patriotism, camaraderie, to assist in the proper observances of patriotic holidays in Lexington and elsewhere, and promoting living history by fostering and extending the ideals of the Revolutionary Period as exemplified by the Town of Lexington in 1775.
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The President of the United States, in his remarks today (1:29–1:30 mark), honored Captain John Parker’s Lexington Company, naming John Brown and Samuel Hadley. A proud moment as our nation remembers the heroes of the Battle of Lexington. https://www.youtube.com/live/4FEQCGlxg_o
Captain Parker’s Lexington Company had a great time at the Canton, MA Heritage Day festival. It was such a treat to get out and interact with the public and share our story.
Lexington sends a militia detachment to assist with erecting earthworks near the Cambridge segment of the siege lines. The men were under the command of John Bridge Jr. and remained in Cambridge until May 15th. While there, the detachment participated in a show of force designed to deceive the British army into believing the American…