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Minute Man National Historical
Park

Directions

directions includes:

Maps

Minute Man Visitor Center
250 North Great Road,
Lincoln MA.
Note: This is not a valid mailing
address - it is just for mapping purposes. For mail, use 174
Liberty St. Concord MA.
01742

Plane
From Boston's Logan
Airport: Take the Ted Williams Tunnel to the Massachusetts
Turnpike. Follow the Pike west to I-95 North. Follow I-95
North to Exit 30B. You will be on Route 2A west. The Minute
Man Visitor Center is located 1-mile west of
I-95.

Car
From I-95: Take exit 30B. You will
be on Route 2A west. The park is 1-mile west off ramp.

From MassPike: Take I-95 Exit (exit 14) and follow above
directions.

From Route 2: Follow Route 2 to I-95 North. Proceed north
one exit to 30B. Follow directions above.

North
Bridge and North Bridge Visitor Center:
174 Liberty St.
Concord MA.
NOTE: The Monument St. Bridge is closed for
repairs. See directions below.

Car
North Bridge:
Follow directions
above. Continue on Rt 2A. for approx. 2.5 miles. Bear right
onto Lexington Road. Continue for approx. 3 miles to Concord
Center. Take a right onto Monument St. Parking for North
Bridge is 0.5 miles on the right.

North Bridge Visitor Center:
In Concord Center, follow
rotary past the Colonial Inn and take a right on Lowell Road.
Cross the river and take a right on Liberty St. The North
Bridge Visitor Center is at the top of the hill on your
right.

Public Transportation
MBTA Commuter
Rail stops at the Concord Depot. From the Depot, the North
Bridge Unit is a 1.5-mile walk. Also, new this year! Liberty
Ride, a guided bus tour of Lexington and Concord (the first of
its kind) makes a scheduled stop at the Concord Chamber of
Commerce Visitor Center on Keyes Lane and at Monument Square
in front of the Old Hill Burying Ground. Tickets may be
purchased on the bus.

Did You Know?
By the Act of March 1,
1872, Congress established Yellowstone National Park in the
Territories of Montana and Wyoming, the first National Park in the
world. This act was signed by President Ulysses S. Grant.

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Last Updated: June 02, 2009 at
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