Photos: Remembering the start of the American Revolutionary War 250 years later
See photos captured by Beacon photographers at reenactment’s of Paul Reveres’ famous midnight ride and the Battle of Lexington, where 250 years ago a single shot started the American Revolutionary War.
About the Contributors
Arthur Mansavage, Photo Editor & Audience Development Editor
Arthur Mansavage (he/him) is a junior Journalism major from Carmel, Indiana. Currently he serves as the Photography Editor and Audience Development Editor. As the Photo Editor he oversees all photo content for online and in-print and as the Audience Development Editor he oversees and manages reader experience and engagement.
Nick Peace, Staff Photographer
Nick Peace is a staff photographer from Natick, MA. He is a sophomore media and film student at Suffolk University with a minor in journalism. He has contributed to the Beacon since his first semester. Nick can be found working video gigs, stage managing middle school theater, listening to music, or watching sports. You can find most of his photo work on his website at https://nickpeacephoto.weebly.com
Sam Shipman, Kasteel Well Staff Writer
Sam Shipman (He/Him) is a second-year journalism student from Natick, Massachusetts. Outside of the Beacon, he can be found working with The Society of Professional Journalists as the Co-Vice-President, staff writing for WECB Milk Crate, working at WERS 88.9 FM as a member of the “You Are Here” Staff. When not working in the field, he can be found listening to music, trying new food, doing freelance videography, and spending time with friends.
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