Lexington, MA
Buckman Tavern Lexington Massachusetts colonial historic building
Front
Description: Color linen postcard of Buckman Tavern, Lexington, Massachusetts; a two-story colonial-era pink/buff wooden building with shuttered windows surrounded by mature trees and lawn, with a gravel path leading to the front door.
Printed Text: BUCKMAN TAVERN, LEXINGTON, MASS.
Back
Description: Divided back. Printed description: 'BUCKMAN TAVERN, LEXINGTON, MASS. Was built about 1703. It was the rallying place of the Minutemen on that fateful morning of April in 1775.' Publisher: 'A Colourpicture Publication, Boston 15, Mass. U.S.A.' No. 10425. Place Stamp Here.
Printed Text: BUCKMAN TAVERN, LEXINGTON, MASS. Was built about 1703. It was the rallying place of the Minutemen on that fateful morning of April in 1775. A COLOURPICTURE PUBLICATION, BOSTON 15, MASS. U.S.A. 10425.
Publisher Location: Boston, MA
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