Concord, Massachusetts · Middlesex County · Facility
The North Bridge Visitor Center will open May 1, 2026 It is located about 500 yards from the North Bridge battle site. Here you can see exhibits about the battle, watch a short film, get park information and shop in the park store.
The North Bridge Visitor Center will open May 1, 2026 It is located about 500 yards from the North Bridge battle site. Here you can see exhibits about the battle, watch a short film, get park information and shop in the park store.
Car From I-95/Rt 128 take exit 46B, Rt 2A West. Continue on Rt 2A. for approx. 3 miles. Bear right onto Lexington Road. Continue for approx. 3 miles to Concord Center. Take a right onto Monument St. Parking for North Bridge is 0.5 miles on the right. North Bridge Visitor Center: In Concord Center, take a right onto Monument St. Continue for approx. 1/2 a mile. Cross the river and take a left on Liberty St. The visitor center is at the top of the hill on your left. GPS Coordinates: 42.471226, -71.353360
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