Minuteman National Park is fortunate to have numerous volunteer organizations who give generously of their time to support the mission of the Park and The Friends Association.  We refer to these organizations as “Friends of The Friends” and want to acknowledge their many contributions to education, visitor experience and preservation of Minuteman National Park’s beauty and historic significance in American History.

The Guild of Historic Interpreters -- The Guild of Historic Interpreters is a group of 18th and 19th century living history interpreters (rangers and volunteers) with appropriate talents and aspirations to support the mission, goals and themes of Minute Man NHP...more

The Farm-Based Education Association and Battle Road Farms Project -- The FBEA is an organization established by members of the farm-education community to support the growing network of educational farms.  The mission of the Farm Based Education Association is to inspire, nurture and promote farm based education...more

The Minute Men -- On April 19th, 1775, the Lincoln Minute Men responded to Paul Revere's alarm, and marched to Concord in defense of self-government.  Today, more than two centuries later, the Minute Men still symbolize the will of a people to defend their right to liberty and self-government.  Below are just some of the many groups of who participate in park events throughout the year.

Acton Minute Men

Lincoln Minute Men

Lexington Minute Men

Stow Minute Men

Sudbury Minute Men