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| The Millbury Historical Society Incorporated 1972 Millbury, Massachusetts |
| P.O... Box 367 Millbury, MA 01527 |
| The tiny West Millbury Cemetery is located at the corner of South Oxford Road and West Main Street. There are many Revolutionary soldiers buried here, including Peter Willard who was black. |
| Sitting aloft on a knoll overlooking Bramanville is the First Congregational Church. |
| The Torrey House was built in the 1830's and has a tunnel connecting it to the Asa Waters Mansion across the street. |
| The mill called S&D Spinning Mill has much historical importance. This "perfect" New England mill is on the Town Seal. |
| This bandstand was built by members of the community in recent times to complement the Asa Waters' Mansion. |
| Photo Album |
| Fall Bus Tour: Lexington, MA Saturday 25 October |
The Millbury Historical Society recently hosted a visit to where the American Revolution began – historic and beautiful Lexington, Mass. The trip took place on Saturday, October 25, 2008. The weather was mild and agreeable, and the thirty- six participants were enthusiastic and curious. The first stop was the “Minute Man National Park”, where the travelers viewed a film at the Visitors Center – “Road to the Revolution.” Following was a guided tour of the “Hartwell Tavern” along the famed Battle Road. Their final two stops were guided tours at the “Hancock-Clarke House” and “Buckman Tavern.” |
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