The volunteers put you back in time to mid-April,1775 and the beginning of the Revolutionary War. In costume they animately describe the events of the days that led up to "The Shot Heard Around the World." Did it happen in Lexington or Concord?

This historic location was used as a field hospital by the British. Our guide shared many facts in understanding what was going on. This also is where President George Washington stopped and ate. See the famous "Washington Chair" Wonderful!

When will you ever be able in your life and where be able to see a lock of George Washington's hair?? It's here. The tavern gives the British story of the day of the battle of Lexington as well as tavern life. The site is a little way out of the center of Lexington. You could walk but if you... More

There were 2 historically dressed young adults who have posed for countless photos with great aplomb. After a brief video, you are escorted through the tavern that the British used on the retreat from Concord. You will also see the items touched and sat in by George Washington on his tour through the area. A nice tour. Call ahead to... More

Enjoyed the Munroe Tavern. Especially seeing where George Washington hung out and all the other things related to the father of our country. If you have time to stop, you should!

A great tour and wonderful historical artifacts, including items from George Washington's visit.

Remember that feeling as a kid, when you had your imagination switched to full throttle, when something from history is brought to life by a truly great story-teller......well i have that.....just now....... after visiting Munroe Tavern. This feeling, so rare in later years, as you learn to question what you hear. Being a history graduate makes that feeling of being... More

We visited all 3 houses, the Buckman Tavern, the Hancock clarke house and the Munroe Tavern on July 14, which we did last. Our guide was an older gentleman who was absolutely fascinating. The tavern itself isn't much to speak of, but we spent an hour listening to this gentleman do the tour and he was amazing. Even my 5... More

As part of a 3-house ticket we visited the Munroe Tavern this weekend. Last year we toured the Buckman Tavern and eventually we will see the Hancock-Clarke House. From the outside it appears the Tavern is under renovation, but inside everything seems fine. We had our own personal tour as no other tourists were there at the time. Our tour... More