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The original plat of Massachusetts land that would eventually become the center of Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge was, in fact, called Great Meadows by the locals as far back as the 17th century. In a marshy region, this meadow went untouched for decades because it was deemed too difficult to farm.
A resident, Samuel Hoar, purchased that meadow parcel, which was around 250 acres, in the early 1900s to use as his personal hunting property, and then donated it to the state of Massachusetts in 1944. Realizing the potential for having a wildlife refuge, Massachusetts began quietly buying up land around the meadow and officially established it as Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge.
The closest large town is Concord, about seven miles to the north. Concord is perhaps best known for its pivotal role in the American Revolution. It was the site of a conflict, the Battle of Lexington and Concord, also known as “the shot heard around the world,” which triggered the war.
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