Lexington History Museums Employee Directory
Museums, Historical Sites, and ZoosMassachusetts, United States11-50 Employees
Lexington History Museums, operating as the Lexington Historical Society, is an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving and interpreting Lexington, Massachusetts history. Founded in 1886, the society focuses on presenting the events of April 1775 and safeguarding the town’s historical records for public education and interpretation. Based in the Boston area, the organization serves audiences interested in local history and cultural heritage, offering context and access to Lexington’s past through its programs and collections. With a longstanding commitment to regional history, the society functions within the museums, historical sites, and zoos sector as a steward of local heritage and a resource for researchers, students, and community members seeking foundational narratives of the town. A recent initiative includes launching the Black History Project of Lexington to explore and document Black experiences in Lexington’s history, reflecting ongoing efforts to broaden inclusive historical interpretation.