This event at Robbins Library offers a deep dive into the Battle of Menotomy, a critical yet often overlooked engagement of the American Revolutionary War. While many are familiar with the Battles of Lexington and Concord, this presentation sheds light on the deadliest fighting that occurred in the village of Menotomy, now known as Arlington. Attendees will explore the historical context and the impact of this event on the path toward American independence.
What to Expect
An informative lecture providing historical context and details about the Battle of Menotomy.
Who Should Attend
History buffs
Students
Local residents
Revolutionary War enthusiasts
Agenda Overview
The event features a presentation followed by a discussion on the historical significance of the battle.
Venue & Address
Robbins Library
700 Massachusetts Ave Arlington , Massachusetts – 02476 United States
Organizer
Robbins Library · Library
A public library serving the Arlington community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the event?
It is held at the Robbins Library in Arlington, MA.
What is the topic?
The Battle of Menotomy during the Revolutionary War.
Is it free?
Please check the library website for event details.
Who is presenting?
Check the library event page for speaker information.
Is registration required?
Check the Robbins Library website for registration details.
What is Menotomy?
It is the historical name for the town now known as Arlington.
Tags
History
Lecture
Arlington
Revolutionary War
Library
Education
Summary
A historical lecture at Robbins Library detailing the significance of the Battle of Menotomy in the Revolutionary War.