Events

The Museum of The Millbury Historical
Society is located in The Asa Waters' Mansion
and houses an extensive collection of Millbury
photos and displays.

Admission is free.

Here is the schedule for all of 2022:

Asa Waters Mansion P.O. Box 367 Millbury MA 01527 508-865-4192

EVENTS

Elliot Hairyes: Only Millbury Policeman Injured in the Line of Duty

Charles Minney on leave in 1918 by West Main Street.

Horses wearing gas masks during World War I.

Charles Minney's French grave in 1919.

Fred Vulter, future Millbury Police Chief and WWI veteran himself, holding vigil over Minney's remains in the Town Hall in 1921.

Charles Minney's American grave at St. Brigid's Cemetery.

A newspaper clipping describing Charles Minney's 1921 funeral at St. Brigid's Church.

A Millbury Bombing: Sunday January 21, 1973

This photo (Courtesy of Jerilyn Stockwell Stead) are from 1880 when her family owned the farmhouse and it was known as the Pierce-Jones-Stockwell House.

This photo (Courtesy of Jerilyn Stockwell Stead) is from 1880 when her family owned the farmhouse and it was known as the Pierce-Jones-Stockwell House.

This is how the cleared property looks today on the S-curve of South Oxford Road.

These two newspaper pages (Courtesy of Jerilyn Stockwell Stead) are from that time. They're in pretty tough shape, but the bombing articles (and the accompanying photos) are very interesting!

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