Concords Historic Square and Early Town Landmarks
The narrative recalls Concord’s historic square with the Reuben Brown House fire by the British, the 1669 home, and 1950 era sites like Wright Tavern and Colonial Inn. It notes the Town House built about 1651 housing the district court, the former courthouse, St Bernards church, and the Burying Ground near Brickends tavern. Landmark monuments include WWI Spanis h War and Civil War memorials, plus Jethro’s Tree marker from 1930. Main Street leads to Concord Center’s modern business district preserving colonial charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Road
Reuben Brown
Wright Tavern
First Parish
Colonial Inn
Middlesex
St. Bernnard’s
Corrcorda
Concord Sons
Main Street
Mii Dam
Concord Center
Monument Square
Court House
Old Burying Ground
Unitarian Church
Middlesex Hotel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reuben. Brown
Saurials
Citaine
John the Concord
John Revolure
Fir Tavern
Beth Polson’s
Concord
L. W. Poisons
China
Historic
Stevens Jenney Station
Thoreau St. and
Sudbury Rd
Concord Radio Electric Co
Dumont Television
Commonwealth Avenue
West Concord
Timothy Minot, Jr
New England
Loring Grimes, Jr
Monunie Mass