We could just go at our own pace and walk the beautiful grounds. Bathrooms were conveniently located which is nice when small grandchildren are in tow. More

Visiting the Old North Bridge you can't help but thinking for such a fairly simple structure, momentus historical events were ignited here. Not many visitors when I was there. It was like being in the room in Paris with the Mona Lisa and no one around. Concord is a great city for people who like American history. More

I am here with visitors to Boston a few times every year...there's a Park Ranger giving small presentations at the Bridge from Spring-Fall. Don't miss the BUttrick House and gardens, at the top of the hill overlooking the bridge. On the second floor, there is a room with period clothing circa 1770s that your kids can try on...makes for great... More

See the re-enactment of the minutemen marching to the north bridge in period dress/fife and drum corp., with the gun volley off the bridge to remember those who died fighting for the belief of freedom. It didn't start here, but it did have a signifigant turn of events later. When? On April 19 each year. Where? Just outside of the... More

Great place to visit if you are interrested in History, the little museum at the end park is very instructive ! More

This is where local farmer-Minutemen shot back at the British on April 19,1775....1st day of the American Revolution. More

good for about an hour's walk. good for pictures. Good gift shop up the hill. good place for a picnic. More

Not that much there. Good to see once, but probably wouldn't go back again. More

This old timber bridge over the Concord River is a testament to the battle that took place between the British and local farmers and militia. Actually known as "The Old North Bridge" it is situated near the centre of the small towniship of Concord MA. Well worth the visit to see and also the local surrounding attractions including The Old... More