Lexington, Massachusetts
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Lexington, Massachusetts is a historic New England town best known as the site where the first shots of the American Revolutionary War were fired at the Battle of Lexington in 1775.
Aliases (7)
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Town of Lexington
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Town of Lexington, Massachusetts
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History of Lexington, Massachusetts
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Lexington, Massachusetts, United States
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Lexington, Province of Massachusetts Bay
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town of Lexington
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town of Lexington, Massachusetts
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Statements (49)
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instanceOf
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municipality in the United States
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town in Massachusetts
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areaCode
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339
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781
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category
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American Revolutionary War sites in Massachusetts
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Populated places established in the 1710s
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Towns in Middlesex County, Massachusetts
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country
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United States of America
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county
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Middlesex County, Massachusetts
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elevation
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approximately 200 feet
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approximately 61 meters
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foundedAsTown
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1713
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governmentType
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representative town meeting
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hasHighSchool
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Lexington High School
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hasLandmark
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Buckman Tavern
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Hancock-Clarke House
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Lexington Battle Green
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Minute Man National Historical Park
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Munroe Tavern
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hasMotto
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“What a glorious morning for America” (associated historical phrase)
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hasNeighbor
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Arlington, Massachusetts
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Bedford, Massachusetts
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Belmont, Massachusetts
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Burlington, Massachusetts
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Lincoln, Massachusetts
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Waltham, Massachusetts
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Winchester, Massachusetts
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hasPublicLibrary
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Cary Memorial Library
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hasSchoolDistrict
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Lexington Public Schools
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historicalEvent
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Battle of Lexington
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historicalEventDate
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19 April 1775
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knownFor
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Battle of Lexington
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Lexington Battle Green
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Patriots’ Day reenactments
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first shots of the American Revolutionary War
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locatedInTimeZone
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Eastern Time Zone
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locatedNear
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Boston, Massachusetts
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Concord, Massachusetts
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namedAfter
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Lexington, England (probable)
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originalName
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Cambridge Farms
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partOf
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Greater Boston
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partOfMetropolitanArea
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Boston metropolitan area
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postalCode
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02420
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02421
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region
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New England
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state
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Massachusetts
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traversedBy
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Minuteman Bikeway
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UTCOffsetDaylightSavingTime
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UTC−04:00
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UTCOffsetStandardTime
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UTC−05:00
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Referenced by
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| Subject (surface form when different) |
Predicate |
Battle of Lexington
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Buckman Tavern
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Hancock-Clarke House
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Lexington Battle Green
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Minute Man National Historical Park
("town of Lexington, Massachusetts")
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Munroe Tavern
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locatedIn
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Lexington Battle Green
("Town of Lexington")
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Lexington Minuteman Statue
("Town of Lexington")
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Old Belfry site
("Town of Lexington")
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ownedBy
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Lexington Public Schools
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Lexington Public Schools
("town of Lexington")
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MBTA bus network
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serves
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Massachusetts
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Middlesex County, Massachusetts
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contains
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Fiske Elementary School
("Town of Lexington, Massachusetts")
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Lexington School Committee
("Town of Lexington, Massachusetts")
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jurisdiction
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Battles of Lexington and Concord
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Buckman Tavern
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location
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Minuteman Bikeway
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Route 2 (Massachusetts)
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passesThrough
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Town of Belmont
("Town of Lexington")
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adjacentTo
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Belmont, Massachusetts
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borders
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Old Belfry site
("History of Lexington, Massachusetts")
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category
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Lexington Battle Green
("Town of Lexington")
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governingBody
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Lexington Department of Public Works
("Town of Lexington")
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hasParentOrganization
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Lexington Department of Public Works
("Town of Lexington, Massachusetts")
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operatesInJurisdiction
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Old Belfry site
("Town of Lexington")
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operator
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Minuteman Bikeway
("Town of Lexington")
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owner
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John Parker
("Lexington, Province of Massachusetts Bay")
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placeOfBirth
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John Rawls
("Lexington, Massachusetts, United States")
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placeOfDeath
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Raytheon Company
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previousHeadquartersLocation
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