Minuteman Collection

Boeing SM-80 Minuteman ICBM is launched on a test flight from Cape Canaveral on 19 May 1961. The rocket had to be destroyed after it veered off course following second stage ignition

Line of the Minute Men Memorial, Lexington, c1900. Creator: Unknown
Line of the Minute Men Memorial, Lexington, c1900. Inscription on monument: Line of the Minute Men / April19, 1775 / Stand your ground / Don't fire unless fired upon / But if they mean to have a

The Minute Man, Concord, c1900. Creator: Unknown
The Minute Man, Concord, c1900. Inscription on statue's base: By the rude bridge that arched the flood / Their flag to April's breeze unfurled / Here once the embattled farmers stood

Statue of Capt. Parker, Lexington, Mass. c1902. Creator: Unknown
Statue of Capt. Parker, Lexington, Mass. c1902

Minute Man statue, Old North Bridge, 1874 (bronze) (photo)
PNP328626 Minute Man statue, Old North Bridge, 1874 (bronze) (photo) by French, Daniel Chester (1850-1931); Concord, Massachusetts; (add.info)

American minute-man civilian preparing to go to war at short notice (litho)
PNP328625 American minute-man civilian preparing to go to war at short notice (litho) by American School; Private Collection; Peter Newark Pictures; American, out of copyright

Battle of Lexington, engraved by Cornelius Tiebout (1768-1835) (engraving)
2646247 Battle of Lexington, engraved by Cornelius Tiebout (1768-1835) (engraving) by Tisdale, Elkanah (1768-1835) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: First battle of the American Revolution)

General Warren, in the dress of a minute-man, c1760, (1937). Creator: Unknown
General Warren, in the dress of a minute-man, 1937. Joseph Warren (1741-1775) American physician and Patriot of Boston during early days of the American Revolution

Battle of Bunker Hill, (1877). Creator: Unknown
Battle of Bunker Hill, (1877). Battle near Charlestown, Massachusetts, which took place on 17 June 1775 in the early stages of the American Revolutionary War

Concord - The First Blow for Liberty, (1877). Creator: Albert Bobbett
Concord - The First Blow for Liberty, (1877). American patriots going off to fight the British. The Battles of Lexington and Concord were the first battles of the American Revolutionary War

The Battle of Lexington, (1877). Creator: Felix Octavius Carr Darley
The Battle of Lexington, (1877). The Battles of Lexington and Concord were the first battles of the American Revolutionary War

A Minute Man Preparing for War, (1877). Creator: Albert Bobbett
A Minute Man Preparing for War, (1877). A minuteman goes off to fight in the American War of Independence, (1775-1783), as his distraught mother weeps

The defence of Breeds Hill, Prescott in the redoubt, 1775 (c1880). Colonel William Prescott watching the construction of the rebel fortifications at Breeds Hill before the Battle of Bunker Hill

Death of Isaac Davis, 1775 (c1880). Davis (1745-1775) was an American militia officer who led the first attack on the British regular army at Concord, Massachusetts

AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Flags, Uniforms, Currency and Arms of the Revolution. Illustration of George Washington on horseback surrounded by soldiers, flags of different states, a five-dollar bill

Fence in the Savanah near the Minuteman nuclear missile site, South Dakota, USA

INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENT. The Continental Life Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut. Advertisement from an American magazine of 1871

Boeing SM-80 Minuteman ICBM

MINUTEMAN, c1776. / nLine engraving, 19th century
MINUTEMAN, c1776. /nLine engraving, 19th century

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"Minuteman: Guardians of Liberty and Courage" The Boeing SM-80 Minuteman ICBM soars into the sky, a symbol of American strength and defense. Standing proudly at the Old North Bridge in Concord, Massachusetts, the Minuteman statue commemorates the brave men who fought for freedom. A captivating 1874 bronze photo captures the essence of the Minute Man statue at Old North Bridge, immortalizing their sacrifice. In times of crisis, American minute-men stood ready to defend their homeland at a moment's notice - depicted vividly in a lithograph from yesteryears. Witness history come alive through an engraved portrayal of the Battle of Lexington by Cornelius Tiebout - a testament to bravery against all odds. General Warren dons the attire of a minute-man in this c1760 depiction, showcasing his unwavering dedication to liberty and independence. The Battle of Bunker Hill unfolds before our eyes in an unknown artist's 1877 masterpiece - capturing both chaos and heroism on canvas. Albert Bobbett's artwork "Concord - The First Blow for Liberty" transports us back to that fateful day when ordinary citizens became extraordinary heroes. Felix Octavius Carr Darley's stunning painting "The Battle of Lexington" evokes emotions as we witness patriots defending their rights with unyielding resolve. Through Albert Bobbett's brush strokes, we glimpse into a minuteman preparing for war - reminding us that freedom comes with great sacrifice. The defence of Breeds Hill is etched forever in history; Prescott stands tall within its redoubt as courage surges through his veins (c1880). In remembrance of Isaac Davis' ultimate sacrifice during battle (c1880), we honor those who laid down their lives for liberty and justice. In each image and story, the Minuteman embodies the spirit of America.