TOP OCTOBER TOUR PICKS Hactwell Halloween CEMETERY TWILIGHT WALKING TOURS CONCORD VISITOR CENTER This 90-minute twilight walking tour of old Concord town takes us down the venerable streets and byways hearing the voices of those who have come before us. $25 adults, $20 youth. Thurs. Oct. 17; Fri. Oct. 18, Sat. Oct. 19, Fri. Oct. […]
TOP OCTOBER TOUR PICKS Hactwell Halloween CEMETERY TWILIGHT WALKING TOURS CONCORD VISITOR CENTER This 90-minute twilight walking tour of old Concord town takes us down the venerable streets and byways hearing the voices of those who have come before us. $25 adults, $20 youth. Thurs. Oct. 17; Fri. Oct. 18, Sat. Oct. 19, Fri. Oct. […]
Concord Visitor Center Celebrates 389 Years with Free Walking Tours In celebration of Concords 389th birthday, the Concord Visitor Center is delighted to offer free walking tours for all Concord residents on September 12, 2024. These special tours will be available at 9 a.m., 12 p.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m., and 5 p.m., providing […]
For over 10,000 years the indigenous people of the land knew this area as Musketaquid. The land between the grassy rivers. This tour explores the history of the first people and how they lived in a land of abundance seeking to keep and foster balance with the natural world, their mother, who sustained them always. […]
Between twenty and forty colonists who fought along the Battle Road on April 19, 1775, were of African descent or Indigenous people. Although excluded from required militia service prior to the war, these individuals of color were the first of many to take up arms between 1775 and 1783. By the end of the conflict, […]
Learn about Concord’s African-American residents on this 90-minute walking tour. The tour will visit sites highlighting Concord’s history around enslavement, the first generation of self-emancipated African-Americans, and the growth of Abolitionism. We see how these families strived to support themselves on the land and in the town and worked to shape their own destinies as […]
For over 10,000 years the indigenous people of the land knew this area as Musketaquid. The land between the grassy rivers. This tour explores the history of the first people and how they lived in a land of abundance seeking to keep and foster balance with the natural world, their mother, who sustained them always. […]
Concord’s women have always been leaders, fighting for justice and creating a uniquely American vision in literature and art. This tour discusses the stories of these remarkable women, and see the places where they made their mark.
