Buckman Tavern

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Buckman Tavern is a historic 18th-century inn in Lexington, Massachusetts, best known as a gathering place for colonial militiamen at the outset of the American Revolutionary War.


Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf building
historic house museum
historic tavern
architecturalStyle Colonial architecture
category American Revolutionary War site
Historic house museums in Massachusetts
Taverns in Massachusetts
country United States of America
floorCount 2
hasCollection 18th-century furnishings
Revolutionary War artifacts
period kitchen implements
hasCoordinateLocation 42.449°N 71.229°W
hasNearbyAttraction Hancock-Clarke House
Munroe Tavern
hasPart bedchambers
common room
kitchen
taproom
hasSignificantDate April 19, 1775
hasVisitorCenter yes
hasWebsite https://www.lexingtonhistory.org/buckman-tavern
heritageDesignation National Historic Landmark
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
inception circa 1710
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Middlesex County, Massachusetts
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedNear Lexington Battle Green
Lexington Minuteman Statue
location Lexington, Massachusetts
materialUsed wood
namedAfter Buckman family
notableFor gathering place for Lexington militia
site where colonial militiamen waited for British troops on April 19, 1775
NRHPType contributing property in a historic district
openToPublic yes
operatedBy Lexington Historical Society
ownedBy Town of Lexington
partOf Lexington Battle Green Historic District
publicTransport MBTA bus service in Lexington
significantEvent American Revolutionary War
Battles of Lexington and Concord
tourism heritage tourism site
use inn
meeting place
museum
tavern


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