The Friends of Minute Man National Park is the non-profit partner of Minute Man National Historical Park. We support events, education, and preservation at the Park. Become a member today!
Battlefield Restoration
Learn More about our Battlefield Restoration initiatives including Parker’s Revenge.
Landscape Preservation
Learn More about our work with preserving cultural landscapes such as the Buttrick Garden.
From the American Revolution to the Literary Revolution
Minute Man National Historical Park comprises 1038 acres and runs through the towns of Lexington, Lincoln, and Concord, MA.
The Park commemorates the opening battles of the American Revolution on April 19, 1775 and celebrates the American revolutionary spirit through the writings of the Concord authors.
The Friends of Minute Man National Park provide much-needed support to help the Park preserve the significant historic sites, structures, landscapes, events, and ideas of the American Revolution.
Image: The Minute Man statue, by Daniel Chester French, dedicated in 1875.
Check out our Blog
- Restoring the Forests at Minute ManRegeneration of the forest understory after the fall of an ash tree, illustrated by Maria Park. After a snowy winter, spring is starting to emerge at Minute Man National Historical […]
- Buttrick Gardens Iris Rehabilitation Project: Shaking off the BluesStedman and Caroline Buttrick admiring their colorful iris beds. National Geographic Magazine, May 1959. Late May to early June is a spectacular time to visit the Buttrick Gardens and celebrate […]
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The Friends depends upon the support of our members and donors. Your donation makes a difference at Minute Man National Historical Park. Join us today!