Description

This vintage postcard depicts the first revolutionary monument erected in America, located in Lexington, Massachusetts. The photograph captures a solemn stone structure, surrounded by a wrought iron fence and trees, commemorating the eight martyrs who lost their lives during the battle on April 19, 1775. Inscribed above the image is a poignant message reflecting on the blood of these fallen heroes, highlighting their sacrifice as a cornerstone of unity for the emerging nation. The muted tones and historical significance evoke a sense of reverence for those who fought for freedom. The postcard's back is formatted for correspondence, with space designated for a stamp and address, indicating its purpose as a means of connection.