With all the historical facts concerning the Lexington minutemen, and how it was the first battle of the revolutionary war, with the shot heard around the world, and how it created the birth of American Revolution. Where is the TOWN CENTER? Seeing that it is pivotal to the story origins where with (hancock house, town green, etc) minutemen. Would you want to see it in the game?

You got your facts a little wrong there brother- the shot heard round the world was in Concord. I would know- the Monument is right down the street from my house I agree with you though- it would have been nice to see the historic stuff like lexington green and the Old North Bridge included (or rather, better included- I pretend the wooden brige at Sancuary Hills is the Old North Bridge).

Redwood you are mistaken my friend. Wiki Lexington Battle green, Buckman Tavern, or Watch the Renactment in Lexington seeing that your a local it happens in April as i'm sure you know but the shot heard around the world, was coined by Emerson but yet the first shot fired in the battle came from a unkown location in Lexington (some say the bar next to the Battle green aka Buckman Tavern). We both know the battle started in Lexington and Made its way to Concord where we were better gathered and armed and prepared

If you escort Preston back to Sanctuary Hills, he literally says that it's the Old North Bridge.

i remember that Marrs, it would be neat if they added more features around that area though.

I've been wondering about this ever since Preston related what had happened at the Quincy Massacre and described himself as "the last Minuteman". To hear his tale, the Minuteman organization did NOT evaporate. Rather, it was just his group that was whittled down to just him. The other Minuteman chapters simply didn't bother to turn out to help Quincy. I'm sure every one of those chapters had their own rationalizations as to why they couldn't make it to the rally point in a timely fashion. Having been wearing the label of "Minutemen" for so long, I can't imagine that any of them would disavow their membership in the larger Minuteman organization just because of one highly visible failure. "We will just have to try harder to fulfill our mission going forward." [To be honest, I imagine that the other chapters simply disliked Preston's CO and were hoping that he would -- as he did -- get himself killed.]