Monuments List

West Acton, Edwards Square, Intersection of Massachusetts Avenue and Arlington street

Main Street, across from Town Hall

Along Isaac Davis Trail from Capt. Davis home site to the North Bridge in Concord.

Replaced by Granite Markers

Faulkner Room, Acton Town Hall, 472 Main Street

Nathaniel Allen Recreation Area, 25 Ledge Rock Way

Woodlawn Cemetery, Section 1A, Lot 33A

Woodlawn Cemetery, Concord Road, Acton - Revolutionary Section B, Stone 454

139 Prospect Street

Woodlawn Cemetery, Concord Road, Acton, Revolutionary Section B, Stone 449 (on left when entering cemetery through Wetherbee gate)

Acton Town Common, across from Town Hall, on either side of the Davis Monument

Acton Arboretum, 10 Taylor Road

285 Arlington Street, West Acton

39 Hayward Road

Acton town common, opposite Town Hall on Main Street (Route 27)

Acton Town Green, at the foot of the Davis Monument, across from Town Hall (on the Main Street side of the Monument)

At the base of the Davis Monument on Acton Town Common, Main Street, on the side opposite the Town Hall

Corner of Massachusetts Avenue (Route 111) and Central Street, West Acton, across Massachusetts Avenue from the Baptist Church

5 High Street, South Acton

Section 2, Mount Hope Cemetery, West Acton

Side yard (not really visible from road) at 60 Prospect Street

331 Arlington Street

Acton town common, at the base of the monument (southwest side)

Location of Sign: Carlisle Road, just before the the Carlisle town line. (Exact location of original house or houses unclear.)

138 Prospect Street

Acton town common, at the base of the monument (northeast, watering trough side)

Knowlton Drive, (east side, not far from intersection with Massachusetts Avenue, Route 111)

Liberty Tree Farm, 24 Liberty Street, South Acton

Intersection of Concord Road and Main Street (Route 27), across Concord Road from the Town Common

Main Street (Route 27), South Acton, between intersections with School Street and High Street (over railroad tracks)

486 Main Street

Intersection of Main Street (Route 27) and Nagog Hill Road (510 Main Street in MACRIS)

Top of Meeting House Hill, northeast corner of intersection of Main Street and Nagog Hill Road (510 Main Street)

Mount Hope Cemetery, 158 Central Street, use western driveway of cemetery

On the "Trail Through Time," Nashoba Brook Conservation Land, East side of Main Street, North Acton, yellow-marked trail, closest to the Davis Road access point.

Faulkner House, at top of driveway, 5 High Street, South Acton

Corner of Charter Road (now driveway to the main school campus) and Massachusetts Avenue

Intersection of School Street and Main Street, across School Street from the Exchange Hall

Woodlawn and North Acton Cemeteries

Concord Road, approximately at #111, between the Morrison Farm and the Concord Road ball field.

371 Main Street, outside Public Safety Building

To the left of the main (northwest side) entrance to Acton Memorial Library, 486 Main Street

371 Main Street, outside Public Safety Building

12 School Street, South Acton, next to Exchange Hall driveway

Originally, Exchange Square, South Acton. Currently: Outside Recreation Department, 50 Audubon Drive, South Acton.

Main Street (north side), Acton Center, between the Town Hall and Acton Memorial Library

371 Main Street, outside Public Safety Building

Woodlawn Cemetery (Concord Road), on left after entering Wetherbee Gate

Between Acton's Memorial Library and the parking lot behind Town Hall

Acton Town Common, at the fork of Concord Road

Central Street, West Acton, in the triangle known as Sidney Edwards Square between Arlington Street and Massachusetts Avenue (Route 111)

Concord Road, north side of street at approximately number 96

Alcott Street, south side of street, .25 miles from intersection with Concord Road

Concord Road, immediately north of Woodlawn Cemetery

Intersection of Main Street (Route 27) and Woodbury Lane, next to the Acton Town Hall

At the intersection of Concord Street and Main Street (Route 27) across Concord Street from the Town Common, west of the Fire Station