THESE MEN GAVE EVERYTHING DEAR IN LIFE, YEA AND LIFE ITSELF IN SUPPORT OF THE COMMON CAUSE.

TO THE LEXINGTON MINUTE MEN WHO WERE ON THE GREEN IN THE EARLY MORNING ENGAGEMENT APRIL 19, 1775. THE BACK OF THE MEMORIAL CONTAINS THE NAMES OF ALL KNOW MINUTE MEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE APRIL 19, 1775 FIGHTING ON THE LEXINGTON GREEN.

PRINCE ESTABROOK WAS A SLAVE WHO LIVED IN LEXINGTON. AT DAWN ON APRIL 19,1775, HE WAS ONE OF THE LEXINGTON MINUTE MEN AWAITING THE ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH REGULARS AT THE BUCKMAN TAVERN. IN THE BATTLE WHICH FOLLOWED, PRINCE ESTABROOK WAS WOUNDED ON LEXINGT ...

THE SITE OF THE OLD BELFRY FROM WHICH THE ALARM WAS RUNG APRIL 19, 1775

SEE ALSO-THIS FLAG POLE REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEMORIAL

SEE ALSO-THIS FLAG POLE REVOLUTIONARY WAR MEMORIAL PLAQUE

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO SERVED ABOARD A SHIP NAMED LEXINGTON.

DEDICATED TO THOSE CITIZENS OF LEXINGTON WHO SERVED THEIR COUNTRY DURING WORLD WAR II 1941-1945

THIS STATUE REPRESENTING CAPTAIN JOHN PARKER IS OFTEN CONFUSED WITH "THE MINUTEMAN" STATUE IN CONCORD.