The "Minute Man" statue at Concord, is pictured on the five-cent stamp in tribute to those colonists who were the first Americans to die in battle in the defense of freedom.
Thursday, October 12, 2017
SCOTT #619 MINUTE MAN 5 CENT
Early one April morning in 1775, 50 ragged "minutemen" faced 1,000 red-coated British soldiers across the bridge at Lexington--a shot was fired. "The shot heard round the world".
The "Minute Man" statue at Concord, is pictured on the five-cent stamp in tribute to those colonists who were the first Americans to die in battle in the defense of freedom.
The "Minute Man" statue at Concord, is pictured on the five-cent stamp in tribute to those colonists who were the first Americans to die in battle in the defense of freedom.
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