Mission Statement

The mission of the Westborough Historical Society is to serve the community by preserving and sharing our local history. 

Our Vision is to:

  • Maintain a collection of historic local artifacts and documents that connect Westborough's present to its past;
  • Provide monthly accessible, engaging and content-rich programs;
  • Partner with local organizations to enhance historical perspectives and build community pride;
  • Use our resources to inspire local students and foster their historical understanding; and
  • Promote interest in Westborough by sharing historical stories that are unique to our town.

Join our Historical Book Club!

Our May choice for the Spring and Fall History Book Group is Founding Mothers by Cokie Robert's. Come join the conversation Tuesday, May 12th at 10AM at the Sibley House, 13 Parkman Street Questions? slippett50@aol.com

Thursday, MAY 14, 7 pm:  Living History: "Meet John Adams - A Lively and Revolutionary Conversation with America's Second President"
In a spirited performance, George Baker presents John Adams and incidents in his life, including the Boston Massacre Trial of 1770. This “Living History” focuses on President Adams' wit, legal background, and family life with Abigail.  
 
George Baker brings President John Adams to life in historically accurate costume, highlighting the Founding Father's views on history, society, and his famous friendship with Thomas Jefferson.
 
Co-sponsored by the Willows, at the Willow Community Room,  One Lyman Street. 
 
Admission: Free and open to all.