Lexington History Museums
Lexington History Museums (founded in 1886 as Lexington Historical Society) is an independent non-profit passionate about preserving Lexington's history and sharing it with the public. The mission of Lexington History Museums is to be a premier interpreter of the events of April 1775, and the faithful steward of all of the town's history through time.
Abundant Heresies: The Revolutions of Theodore Parker and Ralph W. Emerson
Thu 4 Jun, 19:00
Lexington History Museums
From 12,51 $
Paranormal Investigation of the Hancock-Clarke House
Sat 6 Jun, 20:00
Hancock-Clarke House
From 55,20 $
A Pressing Matter: 18th Century Media Literacy and Bias
Thu 30 Jul, 19:00
Lexington History Museums
From 12,51 $
17 MaySunday
28 MayThursday
31 MaySunday
4 JuneThursday
Abundant Heresies: The Revolutions of Theodore Parker and Ralph W. Emerson
Thu 4 Jun, 19:00
Lexington History Museums
From 12,51 $
6 JuneSaturday
Paranormal Investigation of the Hancock-Clarke House
Sat 6 Jun, 20:00
Hancock-Clarke House
From 55,20 $
14 JuneSunday
18 JuneThursday
28 JuneSunday
12 JulySunday
26 JulySunday
30 JulyThursday
A Pressing Matter: 18th Century Media Literacy and Bias
Thu 30 Jul, 19:00
Lexington History Museums
From 12,51 $
9 AugustSunday