Today in the U.S., we celebrate Independence Day. I have a few pictures that I didn’t share with the pictures from my recent trip to Lexington, Massachusetts, and a few more from the archives. If you’re in the U.S. – Happy 4th!
Monument to the soldiers who fought in Lexington.
Monument to the soldiers who fought in Lexington. Sits opposite the Battle Green.
One of the monuments on the Battle Green
Marching in the parade, these guys carry the flag
It’s a good weekend for flags
The flags were lowered out of respect for the people killed in the mass shooting in California
Crews were working in the park, but this flag looks good
The carnival ends with a parade
The best part of the parade.
That’s Ken Jeffery leading the parade when he was Chief in Windsor Locks.
This is what we came to see. Who doesn’t like watching fire trucks drive by?
The memorial banner at Veterans Park
Keeney Memorial Cultural Center – offices of the Historic Society.
Maddie and I walk through Veterans Memorial Park.
The Memorial Arch. On the northwest corner of the new playground.
Memorial to the Minutemen who fought at the battle of the Old North Bridge in Concord. MA/
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