

Arlington Commemorates its Untold Stories and
Revolutionary War Past
Arlington 250 is a multi-year commemoration, recognition, and celebration of our history from Colonial beginnings as the village of Menotomy to the present day – and our challenges and hopes for the future. It is about the history we know, the stories yet untold, and the stories to come of the battles for the rights and freedoms of everyone.
Various organizations and businesses throughout Arlington will be hosting their own unique exhibits, events, and activities throughout 2025 and 2026. Visit our event calendar for a complete list.

2024 Battle of Menotomy
Articles, videos, and podcasts
- Podcast: Freedom’s Way Revolutionary Stories podcast about Arlington’s Jason Russell House
- Podcast: Plant Stories — an audio tour exploring revolutionary history and stories about plants in colonial Arlington designed to complement public art banners in Arlington Center — listen anywhere and anytime!
- Podcast: Needham Marches to the Fight at Arlington by Rev250
- Article: Read More Vivid Than Memory: Remembering the Battle of Menotomy by Michael Ruderman
- Article: Learn about Revolutionary War Markers, Witness Houses, and Monuments throughout Arlington
- Video: 2024 Battle of Menotomy
- Video: Learn about one man’s courage on April 19, 1775. The story of Menotomy’s Samuel Whittemore
- Video: Interview with As We Turn 250 exhibit curator, Laurie Bogdan.
- Video: Riding Through History





