The Mill Brook Inn, is an antique colonial dating to both the Georgian and the Federal period of Concord’s history and architecture. This came about when the original 1758 structure was moved in 1828 to its present Walden Street address and the front of the house as it exists today, was added. [...]

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This is the ancestral land of the Buttricks dating back to the mid-1600s with the arrival of William Buttrick one of the original settlers of Musketaquid (Concord). The family name was made famous by a fourth generation Buttrick, Major John Buttrick who led the militia to meet the British at the North Bridge in [...]

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This is a unique prep school in the heart of historic Concord. Founded in 1922 as a private school for girls and in the 1970’s opened up to co-ed, it evokes tradition and excellence along with a long-standing dedication to the Arts. Concord Academy does not situate itself behind gates [...]

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One Main Street is as you would expect, an exquisitely preserved building, in this case, a New England Mansard. It creates the perfect introduction to a famously historic street. Situated just behind Wright’s Tavern and abutted by The First Parish of Concord it is part of a historic triumvirate that turns the [...]

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The North Bridge has been painted and photographed from numerous angles, but there is hardly a more striking view than that from atop Minuteman National Historical Park at the height of summer. The winding river, sloping landscape and blanket of purple loosestrife frames the famous bridge in a near perfect setting. [...]

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