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BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION Many additional townspeople volunteered to serve as coordinator or leader for some specific task or project. Included among these are Anne Coccoluto, administration; Esther Arlan, housing referral; Tiny Yewell, guest housing; Matt Powers, youth activities; and Howard Smith, receptions. Grateful appreciation must be extended to Robert Tarlin, bicentennial coordinator, who resigned in June after serving through Bicentennial I. Bob was active in all logistical, program, and fund raising phases connected with the celebration. He was both competent and congenial and leaves many friends in Lexington. Bicentennial Contributions Publications Guide to the Study of Lexington. Cary Library. In process. History of the Lexington Fire Department. R. Washburn. Church Histories and Publications on special church collections. The First Tea Party Held at Lexington? Anita Worthen. A reissue by LBC. Jonas Clarke: Chronology, Family Tree, Excerpts from State Papers. Edited by M. Keenan and L. Whipple. Bicentennial notes by Stephen Politi. The Lessons of Lexington: Let It Begin Here. A LBC publication. Maps. A. Wachman, The Town of Lexington. K. Briggs, Historic View of Town Development. Mrs. Baxter, Trees of Lexington. A. Webb, Roads and Their Pattern of Development in Lexington. Youth Essays. In Process. LBC publication. Ceremonial Town Meeting. Proceedings. Limited edition, LBC publication. Bicentennial Records Photographic Record of Lexington Architecture. Richard Morehouse. Mini Photographic Record. S. Hathaway, LHS student. Hand tools, Lex. homes. Map of 17th, 18th and 19th century Lexington homes on Mass. Ave. Photographic record of Bicentennial events in Lexington, 1975. Courtesy of Clifford Goodie. Excellent Historic Re- Creation of the Path of the Revolution. Quilt. Created and donated by the Outlook Club. Bicentennial school projects; Art exhibits. Foreign language Green guides. LHS foreign language department. Oral History Program. Under study, LHS. American Field Service. Their Commemorative Envelope. Paeff Memorial Monument to the Minutemen Frontis. Bicentennial Walking Tours Lexington Historic Marker and Walking tour. Colonial cartpaths; environmental awareness walks and tours, Conservation Commission. Visitors brochure. Lexington Newcomers Club. Historic Plantings Lexington nurseries: Plantings on the approaches to Lexington. Plantings for the Town: Lexington Field and Garden Club. Major plantings at Harrington property next to the Library. Lexington Lions Club; Seedlings for Lexington school children in grades 4, 5, and 6. The Dirt Diggers Garden Club, a 4 -H group. 150 seedling trees and shrubs planted on April 27 and 28. 16