Prince Estabrook Memorial 1 Bedford Street, Lexington, MA 02420

Welcome to Prince Estabrook Memorial

Located at 1 Bedford Street, Lexington, Massachusetts, the Prince Estabrook Memorial is a cherished local landmark dedicated to honoring the legacy of Prince Estabrook, an African American patriot who played a significant role in American history. As the first Black soldier to fight in the American Revolutionary War, Estabrook's bravery and commitment to freedom are celebrated and remembered here.

Our memorial serves as a place of reflection and education, offering visitors a chance to learn about Prince Estabrook's life and contributions to the fight for independence. The site features informative displays and historical context that highlight Estabrook's story and the broader narrative of African Americans in the Revolutionary War.

We invite history enthusiasts, students, and community members to visit and pay tribute to this remarkable figure. Whether you're a local resident or a traveler exploring the rich historical tapestry of Lexington, the Prince Estabrook Memorial provides a poignant reminder of the diverse voices that have shaped our nation.

Join us in honoring the courage and legacy of Prince Estabrook. For more information on visiting hours, special events, or to learn how you can support our mission, please contact us or explore our website further. We look forward to welcoming you to this important historical site.