Is it possible to do geneological research at the park? For example, are there records of individuals who fought in the battles?

Janet Kasameyer | Aug 27, 2019 | Category: National park in Lincoln, Massachusetts

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Address: 250 N Great Rd, Lincoln, MA 01773, USA

Linda Rhodamer | Aug 27, 2019

No, I didn't see anything there that said anything about genealogical searches. It's just a small museum with a movie presentation at timed intervals maintained by the National Park service.

Scott Burson | Aug 27, 2019

I am not sure the park maintains records of any depth, but the local libraries in Concord and Lexington and the respective historical societies can probably give you a lot of assistance.

Kevin Roberts | Aug 27, 2019

Former intern here, both visitor centers have a copy of the muster rolls for the various militias that fought on that day, but you will need to ask the ranger on duty to see them.

K | Aug 27, 2019

Not on site

Angela Boncore | Aug 27, 2019

That is a very interesting question. I would imagine that the historical society may or may not have the information that you are looking for. Good luck in your research.

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