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WELCOME!

Preserving local history since 1889

Help us nurture and advance the history of Westborough by bringing your interest
and special talents to the Historical Society!

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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 History Book Group!

Here is the summer read for the Spring and Fall History Book Group. We will meet and discuss it in September so there is plenty of time to get a copy. Nationally known but Massachusetts based author Jill Lepore tells the story of Jane Franklin, Benjamin's sister whom he faithfully corresponded with his entire adult life. Please put September 15th on your calendar, 10AM at the Sibley House, 13 Parkman Street.

Monday, September 14th at 7:00 pm
“The Declaration of Independence: Pathway to Our Precious Freedoms”
with Hon. Dennis J. Curran, Massachusetts Superior Court (Ret.)
The Declaration of Independence was America’s birth certificate, named as “the noblest, happiest page in mankind’s history.” Its influence has been explosive, galvanizing peoples throughout the world to assert their independence, inspiring civil rights movements, and sparking a recognition of individual rights.
Discover 13 facts you never knew about this world-changing document, and its missing draft, penned by Thomas Jefferson.
 Program to be held at the Westborough Senior Center, 4 Rogers Rd., Westborough
Admission: Free and open to all.
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