Museum curator Nikki Walsh holds up two Revolutionary War musket balls ... Emerson in his 1837 “Concord Hymn.” About 800 British soldiers had started the day marching from Boston to Concord ...

The musket balls were discovered in an area of the park, where British soldiers gathered to resist the river crossing by the colonists. Further analysis of the musket balls indicate that all five ...

Almost 250 years ago, British ... British soldiers faced off against the militia members in the famed three-minute battle in Concord, the park service said. “Further analysis of the musket ...

Three British soldiers were killed in the battle, and they remain buried in Concord. A Daughters of the American Revolution spokesperson told Fox News Digital the “news of the historic musket ...

Throughout World War One most British soldiers were rifle-carrying infantrymen, and in its opening battles their skill with their rifles was a source of astonishment to the Germans. In his annual ...

The musket balls were found in the ground east of the bridge, where British soldiers had formed to resist the rebels’ bridge crossing, Fuoss said. As the militia neared the bridge, British ...

THE MUSKET BALLS THEMSELVES, WE BELIEVE, WERE FIRED BY PROVINCIAL MILITIA SOLDIERS ON THE MORNING OF APRIL 19TH, 1775, AT BRITISH REGULAR SOLDIERS WHO WERE TASKED WITH GUARDING THE NORTH BRIDGE ...