3rd Grade Virtual Tour
Dan Lacroix’s Col. John Robinson Tribute
Every town in Massachusetts has its own Revolutionary War heroes. Some of these individuals served from the very beginning of the conflict, while others joined later due to factors … Read more »
See how we have changed. From a school to a fire station to a museum!
The Westford Museum has a rich history of its own. The original building was constructed in 1794 and was the first Westford Academy. This two-story structure contained a classroom on … Read more »
The Path to Freedom, the Westford Minutemen and the Revolutionary War
The American Revolution was America’s struggle for independence from Great Britain. On the American side, militiamen, typically men aged 16 to 60, fought the war. These militia members were often … Read more »
Set in Stone, the history of Westford’s Quarries
Granite has been a primary source of income for Westford. This igneous rock forms from magma and can be found in various places, such as mailboxes, benches, and the town’s … Read more »
From Sheep to Wool- The Abbot Mills
Westford is a thriving and united community with a large, diverse population. The town as we know it today was significantly shaped by the Abbot Mills in the past. The … Read more »
The five villages of Westford. Which village do you live in?
Westford is unique because it has more than one village. Many people outside of the community mistakenly think that our villages are separate towns when they look at a … Read more »
Stories created & performed by Leeny Del Seamonds
Leeny Del Seamonds had the pleasure to celebrate and honor Westford’s 225th Anniversary (2004) by creating stories about our town’s history, a sampling of its wonderful residents and places from … Read more »