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Wright Tavern
Concord, MA
Wright Tavern is a historic colonial landmark located at 2 Lexington Road in Concord, MA. Built in 1747, this iconic red building served as a meeting place for the Concord militia during the American Revolution and now functions as a center for history and civic engagement.
What to expect
- •Historic tours and live reenactments
- •A unique gift shop and on-site tea room
- •Educational exhibits focused on Revolutionary War history
- •A gathering space for local civic engagement events
Who it's for
History buffs and Revolutionary War enthusiastsFamilies looking for educational local outingsVisitors interested in colonial architectureCommunity members seeking a space for civic dialogue
Good to know
When was Wright Tavern built?
Wright Tavern was built in 1747 and is recognized as an iconic colonial landmark.
What role did it play in the American Revolution?
It served as a significant meeting place for the Concord militia during the Revolutionary War.
Are there amenities for visitors on-site?
Yes, the site includes a unique gift shop and a tea room for guests.
Where is Wright Tavern located?
It is located at 2 Lexington Road in Concord, Massachusetts.