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Doug Ellis

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Unveiling 58 Monument Square: A Journey Through History and Brotherhood

September 18, 2026
Doug Ellis
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Have you ever wondered about the stately brick building across from the Colonial Inn at 58 Monument Square? This landmark, standing since 1820, is more than a daily sight—it’s a testament to Concord’s rich history and the enduring legacy of Freemasonry.

To truly appreciate this building, let’s journey back to a pivotal moment in history. 


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The Concord Minute Men: Honoring the Past

June 15, 2024
Doug Ellis
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a modern-day minuteman? The Concord Minute Men, established on December 10, 1962, in advance of the bicentennial, is the quintessential colonial unit here in Concord.


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