One of the most historic pieces from our extensive foam collection. Buckman's Tavern is a beautiful piece from the Lexington Green collection. Available in yellow or other colors by request.
LOD also uses the detailed colonial style house during the holiday season painted to fit both Halloween or Christmas vignettes.
Buckman’s Tavern, located in Lexington, Massachusetts, is a historic site with deep roots in American Revolutionary history. Here’s an overview of its significance and features:
Built in 1710, Buckman’s Tavern served as a meeting place for local militia and patriots during the lead-up to the American Revolution. On April 19, 1775, the tavern was a gathering point for the Lexington militia as they prepared to confront British troops.
This confrontation marked one of the first battles of the Revolutionary War.
Buckman’s Tavern stands as a symbol of the fight for American independence, representing the spirit of community and resistance against British rule.