| Paths of the Patriots |
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| We will certainly never identify all the paths the Patriots took. Below you will find some of the places that echo with their footprints. See Paths of Patriots for more information. |
Note: Private residences are only to be viewed from a public way. |
| Venue | Description | |
| Brooks House Grove Street |
Rev. Edward Brooks house is where the returning Minute Men were served with food and chocolate, but no tea. | |
Clark Marker |
John Clark was a bystander who was shot during a confrontation between British soldiers and Boston citizens. |
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Hall House |
Paul Revere stopped here to warn Isaac Hall at 11:30 p.m. that the British were on the march to Concord. Benjamin Hall was the representative of Medford who had openly refused to pay taxes to the Royal Treasury. |
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Old Burying Ground |
Holds the graves of the soldiers who fought at Bunker Hill, including Captain Isaac Hall. |
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Royall House |
Isaac Royall's house was suitable headquarters and several councils of war were held here during the siege of Boston. |
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Sarah Bradlee Fulton House |
Sarah Bradlee Fulton was a messenger and opened a field hospital. |
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Thompson Maxwell House |
In Capt. Josiah Crosby's Company, Thompson participated at the Boston Tea Party and the Battle of Bunker Hill. His house was in Monson. |
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Unitarian Universalist Church |
People in the town would meet here for worship services and to receive information about what was happening around the town. |
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