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.
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Past Events
A collage of photos from the Annual Meeting of the Millbury
Historical Society held on  June 10, 2010


Photos from our Members-Only Annual Bus Trip to Plymouth, MA:

Very well attended and greatly enjoyed!

September 18: A glorious fall day!
Mary Joan and Debby Boire
Lincoln Bordeaux
Joe and Doris Biunculli
Waiting to Enter the Indian Lodge
Annette Aubertin Observes
an Indian Craftsman
Janis Corey And Kathy Gagliardi
Learn about Dugout Canoeing
Janis Corey & Her Brother Millbury
Historical Society
President Frank Gagliardi
Peggy Salvas, Irene Ostrowski,
and Jean Miles Enjoy the Day
Jo Wilzinski Rests With
Joe & Doris Bianculli