Concord Armory

Concord Armory is a military building located at 51 Walden Street that features a front section connected to a large drill shed. The structure maintains its original wood-frame construction with visible ceiling trusses that span the interior space.

The building was constructed in 1887 and underwent expansions through 1927 to meet the needs of the community. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2007.

The building transformed from a military facility into a cultural venue that hosts performances by local ensembles and musicians. Community groups continue to use the space for rehearsals and public events.

The lower level functions as an entrance area connecting to the former drill shed, while the upper level hosts performances and community events. The layout is straightforward and easy to navigate as a visitor.

This is one of the few wood-frame municipal armories in Massachusetts that kept its architectural character through multiple changes in purpose. The careful preservation of its original structural elements is noteworthy for someone visiting the space.