Cary Memorial Hall
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Cary Memorial Hall

Lexington, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA

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  • Get directions 1605 Massachusetts Ave
    Lexington, Massachusetts, 02420 USA
    Coordinates: 42.44667, -71.22408
  • Cemetery ID: 1965378

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Lexington opened Cary Memorial Hall, a Colonial styled performance hall, in 1928. Cary Memorial Hall has provided the community with a year round site musical programming and popular events for eighty years. The Hall is graced with a proscenium stage, Corinthian pilasters and arched windows and is a symbol of the exuberance and vitality of Lexington's cultural activities. Designed for perfect acoustics, Cary Hall is a professional venue situated in Lexington Center. Cary Hall is an integral part of the cultural life of Lexington and the surrounding areas.

The memorial plaque inside the hall reads:

The Pledge and its redemption.
Response of Lexington
to the Appeal of Boston
Dec. 1773.
"We trust in God, that should the state
of our affairs require it, we shall be
ready to sacrifice our estates and every
thing dear in life, yea and life itself,
in support of the common cause."
Names of the Citizens
of Lexington
who fell in Freedom's Cause
April 19, 1775.

Ensign Robert Munroe
Jonas Parker
Samuel Hadley
John Brown
Isaac Muzzey
Caleb Harrington
Jonathan Harrington, Jr.
Jedediah Munroe
John Raymond
Nathaniel Wyman

"They poured out their generous blood
like water, before they knew whether
it would fertilize the land of freedom
or of bondage." Webster.































Lexington opened Cary Memorial Hall, a Colonial styled performance hall, in 1928. Cary Memorial Hall has provided the community with a year round site musical programming and popular events for eighty years. The Hall is graced with a proscenium stage, Corinthian pilasters and arched windows and is a symbol of the exuberance and vitality of Lexington's cultural activities. Designed for perfect acoustics, Cary Hall is a professional venue situated in Lexington Center. Cary Hall is an integral part of the cultural life of Lexington and the surrounding areas.

The memorial plaque inside the hall reads:

The Pledge and its redemption.
Response of Lexington
to the Appeal of Boston
Dec. 1773.
"We trust in God, that should the state
of our affairs require it, we shall be
ready to sacrifice our estates and every
thing dear in life, yea and life itself,
in support of the common cause."
Names of the Citizens
of Lexington
who fell in Freedom's Cause
April 19, 1775.

Ensign Robert Munroe
Jonas Parker
Samuel Hadley
John Brown
Isaac Muzzey
Caleb Harrington
Jonathan Harrington, Jr.
Jedediah Munroe
John Raymond
Nathaniel Wyman

"They poured out their generous blood
like water, before they knew whether
it would fertilize the land of freedom
or of bondage." Webster.































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  • Added: 21 Jun 2003
  • Find a Grave Cemetery ID: 1965378