How can we expand the story of the American Revolution? The new special exhibition Whose Revolution features the stories of women, children, enslaved and free Black people, and indigenous communities, helping us to better understand the founding of our nation. Visit the Concord Museum - now open 7 days a week - to take a deep dive into America's revolutionary past. Six Pence Tax Stamp, 1765-1766. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of the Board of Governors, in honor of Désirée Caldwell; 2007.5.1. Elizabeth James-Perry, Aquinnah Wampanoag Culture Bearer and Artist, Courtesy of the Concord Museum; 2024.1.1. Mortar and Pestle, New England or West Indies, 1760-1770. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Sarah Bender Wulff; 2024.11.1. Teapot, c. 1750-1760. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Mr. Russell H. Kettell; C1383. Gown, Robe a la francaise, 1760s-1770s. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Mrs. Mary Adelaide Sargent Poor; Cos40.16. Desk, Boston, Ma, 1755-1765. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Cummings E. Davis; F1407.Twivel, England or America, 18th century. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Cummings E. Davis; H2055. Twivel, England or America, 18th century. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Cummings E. Davis; H2055. Fabric Remnant, about 1776. Concord Museum Collection; M1110a. A Prospective View of part of the Commons by Christian Remick, Boston, MA, 1768-1770. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Mr. John Brown, Jr.; Pi409. A View of the Town of Concord, April 19, 1775 after Amos Doolittle View of the Center of Concord Plate, Timothy Martin Minot, Massachusetts, about 1825. Concord Museum Collection, Bequest of Mrs. Stedman Buttrick, Sr.; Pi414. Mary Jones Coat of Arms Needlework, Boston, Ma, 1760-1770. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Cummings E. Davis; T900. The Bloody Massacre, 1770. Concord Museum Collection, Gift of Margaret Urquhart, The Robert T. and Ruby N. Priddy Fund of Communities Foundation of Texas, and anonymous donor; 2002.13 Collection of Anna and Neil Rasmussen. (fb)

Join us at the Concord Museum on April 26 for an unforgettable night marking the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution at the 250th Midnight Ride Celebration. Get your tickets at the link in the bio. The night will include: 🌟A special program emceed by Chronicle’s Shanya Seymour honoring Churchill and Janet Franklin for their decades of service to the Museum; 🌟Stunning décor by JNG Events and gourmet cuisine by Max’s Ultimate; 🌟The world premiere of Anna Huckabee Tull’s song We Gather Here, a commissioned work by the Museum to honor the 250th; 🌟Dessert, music, and dancing. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Museum’s educational programs, helping us continue to inspire and engage future generations through the power of history. (fb)