A small historic buildng that welcomed George Washington to it during the Revolutionary War.hard to describe its significance otherwise, but it is well worth seeing and personnel in period clothing make for an informative visit.

The house is nicely redone, with an excellent video about the history. However, aside from the night before Patriot's Day, it's yet another historic house. Worth a short visit.

The Hancock-Clarke House is a great way to begin an exploration of the town of Lexington. An informative video is shown, a great large map of the area is on one wall that is explained by a knowledgeable volunteer, and a nice gift shop is adjacent to the house.

This home dates back to the beginning of our country. The guides are well spoken and share interesting details.

After our bus ride, we didn't have as much time as we'd like to visit the 3 historic sites. This house was awesome - loved the video and first part of the very informative tour, but needed to leave early, unfortunately, so we could also tour the Buckman Tavern. Wish we could've stayed through the entire tour! Also liked the... More

This tour is very informative and interesting. It gave more backstory to the battle of Lexington and the local people and famous patriots involved. I would go again if in the area. (You can purchase a three-for-one ticket to see two more historical sites in town, which is a good value and worth the ticket. (We also toured the Buckman... More

This a great introduction to the history of the USA. The tour starts with a short film depicting the night before (think Paul Revere's ride) and the day of the battle. There only one professional actor in the film. The rest of revolutionary war re-enactors but you would never know. This attraction is a must see for anyone interested in... More

The short movie was a wonderful way for my children to picture the events of April 19. The house itself was fascinating. Two pastor families owned the house. For it's day it was quite luxurious. Especially loved the bits of wall paper they found in the floors- beautiful. I was impressed that they also offer a video tour of the... More

Start with a great movie, then get guided through an historical house that is absolutely wonderful! Hand painted wallpaper & nicely crafted woodwork are the backdrop to a wonderful guide, who answered all of the questions brought by this history teacher! Buy the 3 part ticket with the two taverns & you will have a great half day!