Daily Historic Walking Tour of Concord – 1 p.m.

Daily Historic Walking Tour

 

Walk back in time to learn the rich history and notable names of Concord. From 10,000 years ago to now, this tour will give you an overview of the important stories: the early settlers, Indigenous people, the start of the American Revolution and the literary revolution of the 19th century. Walk down the venerable streets and byways, hearing the voices of those who have come before while appreciating the silent stones, memorials, and buildings they have left behind. Starting from the Concord Visitor Center at 58 Main Street, the tour is approximately 75 minutes of mostly flat walking within a half mile radius.

Available daily at 1 pm with no reservations needed April 1-November 30, or by request December 1-April 1. ASL interpreter available on tours as noted on the calendar.

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