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Kevin M. Doyle

Kevin M. Doyle is an educator and military historian as well as a former Lexington militiaman reenactor and a retired Marine Corps veteran. He and Karen have collaborated on two books and many lectures. Their work is available at the Concord Museum, Revolutionary Concord, the Lexington Visitors Center, and the Lexington Historical Society.

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From the Midnight Ride to Revolution: An Artistic Journey

April 25, 2025
Kevin M. Doyle and Karen Rinaldo
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After telling the tale of The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow ended his epic poem with the words, “The rest you know from the books you have read.” But in case you haven’t read books about the battles at Lexington and Concord, Cape Cod artist Karen Rinaldo will sum it up for you in a single piece of art, currently on display at the Concord Museum.


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