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James Wellman

Hallowed Ground Magazine, Spring 2025

Where It All Began!

Before April 19, 1775, Lexington and Concord were quiet New England communities — but by day’s end, they were forever etched into the �� story. This issue of Hallowed Ground explores the opening chapter of the Revolutionary War, from the midnight riders to the redoubt at Bunker Hill, tracing how ordinary landscapes became the crucible of a nation.

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The Colonel James Barrett Farm, Concord, Mass.

Rev War | Article

Colonel James Barrett Farm: Target of the British Raid

Equestrian statue of Paul Revere, Old North Church, Boston, Mass.

Rev War | Article

Spread the Alarm: A Network of Midnight Riders Alert the Countryside

"Stand Your Ground," painting by Don Troiani.

Rev War | Article

Lexington Green: First Blood in the Pre-Dawn Gloom

Old North Bridge, Minute Man National Historical Park Concord, Mass.

Rev War | Article

North Bridge: First Forcible Resistance to the British Advance

Meriam’s Corner, Concord, Mass

Rev War | Article

Battle Road: Harried British Retreat to Boston

Fort Ticonderoga, Ticonderoga, N.Y.

Ticonderoga Seized: America Takes the Offensive

Militia Reenactors at Concord

Rev War | Article

From Militia and Minute Men to Continentals

Painting of the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Rev War | Article

The Battle of Bunker Hill: The Success is Too Dearly Bought

An AVAR crew member searching the“Bloody Angle” at Elm Brook Hill

Rev War | Article

Archaeologists Uncover History at Minute Man National Park

Rev War | Article

The "Word that Shall Echo Forevermore" or "Rude Bridge that Arched the Flood"?

The AVAR crew walking through long leef pines on the Camden Battlefield.

Rev War | Article

Veterans Find New Meaning of "Recovery" Through Archaeology at Camden

The �� Revolution Experience on display at the Idaho State Capitol

Rev War | Article

Profiles in Preservation: A Revolutionary Partnership

David Mead

A Family Tree Rich in Military Service - Kentucky House Speaker Pro Tempore David Meade

A still from The Shot Heard Round the World: A Nation is Born

The Shot Heard Round the World: A Nation is Born

Screenshot from the Revolutionary War animated map

Rev War | Video

The Revolutionary War Animated Map

Virtual Field Trip

Boston Virtual Field Trip

�� Revolution Experience Traveling Exhibition at DAR HQ

Rev War | Inspire

�� Revolution Experience Traveling Exhibit - On Tour

Minute Man National Historic Park, Concord, Mass.

Rev War | Battlefield

Minute Man National Historic Park

This is a picture of a sunset over a battlefield.

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