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  • HISTORY
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    • 2015 JULY 4th BLOCK PARTY
    • 2011 CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT
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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 Fall read for the WHS History Book Group. We will meet and discuss this book this Fall, meeting date to be announced. A non-fiction history book by Nathaniel Philbrick retraces George Washington's early road trips to help unite citizens and to convince them they were one people - Americans! The Book Group meets at the Sibley House, 13 Parkman Street.

Tuesday October 6, at 7:00 pm.
Abigail's Garden: Plant, Gather, and Grow
Enter the world of Abigail Adams and the remarkable women of the Revolutionary America, where gardens nourished both households and the spirt of liberty.
Combining first person historical portrayal with an engaging visual presentation, Carol Cohen explores how women cultivated herbs, vegetables, knowledge and community during the years leading to the American Revolution.
Through letters, shared recipes, spinning gatherings, and garden exchanges, women preserved traditions, supported their families, and quietly spread the ideas that helped shaped a nation.
Venue: 13 Parkman Street, Westborough, MA 01581
The program is free and open to all.
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