Munroe Tavern

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1332 Massachusetts Ave

Lexington, MA 02420

+1 (781) 862-0295

http://www.lexingtonhistory.org

Munroe Tavern was built in 1735 and temporarily served as a field hospital for the British Army on their retreat back to Boston from Concord on April 19, 1775. Later in 1789, George Washington paid a visit to the Tavern and dined in one of the rooms.

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5.01 reviews

Ellen C.

8/23/2015

As 1 of 3 of historical homes in a package deal for $15, this house is different from the others in that it tells both the story of an colonial family but also tells the story of the British. It...

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The Winchester Historical Society is a dedicated volunteer organization comprised of over 300 members, focused on promoting awareness of Winchester's rich history and culture. Through various programs and initiatives, the Society aims to engage the community in preserving and celebrating local heritage. One of the Society's key projects is the transformation of the Sanborn House into a vibrant community cultural center, gallery, and meeting place. Additionally, the Society offers elegant rental spaces for weddings and community events, fostering connections among residents while supporting historical preservation efforts. Generated from the website