A wooden colonial era house with multiple stories and windows
Three visitors stand near a small cannon as a man in 1770's clothing explains the cannon.
Stacks of military supplies sit inside a wooden barn. Barrels, tools, brass mortars, and boxes.

"Join the Artillery" Interactive Program at Minute Man Visitor Center 210 N. Great Road , Lincoln MA

Minute Man National Historical Park

Special Event
  • Apr 13, 2025 at 2:00 PM
  • Free

 


Schedule of Events:

11:00 am- Supply Masters at Concord: Colonel Barrett & Captain Heywood
In the lead up to the American Revolution, the Massachusetts Provincial Congress called for the creation of a provincial army to oppose British Regular forces in Boston. The Provincial Congress knew that a successful army required not just men, but an incredible amount of supplies. In Concord, it appointed Colonel James Barrett and Captain Jonas Heywood as supply masters, to handle all the warlike stores amassed prior to April 19. Join Antiques Roadshow-featured expert Joel Bohy as he explores the story of these two men and the important work they did to make the American Revolution successful.

This lecture  requires prior registration. 



2:00 pm- Join the artillery program (30 Minutes)
See if you have what it takes to be an 18th century artillerist in this non-firing hands-on experience. Join a Park Ranger for an interactive program about 18th century cannons and their use on the battlefield.

Parking:  210 N. Great Road, Lincoln MA

This event is co-sponsored by Friends of Minute Man National Park

Fees

This event is free to attend.

Location

Colonel James Barrett House 448 Barrett's Mill Road, Concord MA 01742

Latitude and Longitude 42.000000, -71.000000

Schedule

Date:

Apr 13, 2025

Time:

2:00 PM

Duration:

1 hour

Please join us at 2pm at the Minute Man Visitor Center for this program . Parking at 210 N. Great Road, Lincoln, MA

Event Type

  • Living History
Tags: patriots day, living history, minute man national historical park, american revolution, lexington and concord, barrett farm, british soldiers