Sudbury MA Massachusetts American Revolution Bicentennial 1975 Postcard Reenactment

This vintage postcard commemorates the American Revolution Bicentennial with a depiction of the Sudbury, Massachusetts militia reenactment on April 19, 1775.

• Standard postcard size
• Blank back for addressing
• Historical reenactment imagery
• Vibrant, detailed print
• Collectible from 1975

Postcard is in good condition with minor edge wear and slight discoloration on the back. Dimensions: 6 x 4 inches.
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This is a vintage postcard featuring the Sudbury Minutemen in Massachusetts. The image captures reenactors on horseback commemorating the historic march to Concord at the start of the American Revolution on April 19, 1775.
The postcard title is often "Militia Men Of Sudbury, Massachusetts, To Arms To Arms".
The Sudbury Minutemen companies organized in November 1774 and marched to Concord when the alarm was raised in April 1775.
The reenactment march typically goes through Wayland and Sudbury to the Old North Bridge in Concord as part of Patriots' Day celebrations.
The reenactors are historical interpreters of the Colonial Period around 1775.

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