Tours

Explore the virtual tour of Revolutionary War Patriots in the Westford cemeteries using the links below. Visit the Fairview Cemetery exhibit Visit the Westlawn Cemetery exhibit Visit the Hillside Cemetery

We invite you to embark on a fascinating historical audio tour of Westford Center before the Civil War! Join our enthusiastic virtual guides, Kate Hamlin (1847-1937) and Fred Fisher (1855-1941),

Welcome to the Westford Historical Society’s self-guided 45-minute Artist Tour featuring the sculptures of David P. Christiana in the Westford Center. To start your tour, visit the Westford Museum at

https://youtu.be/WMLA8b-jCyM Embark on a virtual historical tour of Westford and its unique villages, each with its own rich history. Your guides for this tour are Saniya Choudhry and Irene Zheng,

A new Westford history film documentary. “Traveling Down Route 110 (Littleton Road) with Geoff and Bob”. There’s an amazing amount of history to be found in the four miles along

In September 1729, a town rich in history and full of beauty was established. It was adorned with trees, hills, brooks, and ponds. These were simpler times, with fewer than

https://youtu.be/6IYzdzFN3EQ Walking or Driving Tour Map with numbered key Graniteville Map KEY Bolded numbers are found on detailed map below Town Farm 1838, 35 Town Farm Rd. Stone Arch Bridge

Kate Hamlin (Ellen Harde) invites you to tour Westford center with her. Here’s a preview of what you’ll see. What was Westford Center like in 1919? Kate Hamlin’s (Ellen Harde)

The old Atwood Family safe The old Atwood Family safe still sits under the stairs at 4 Graniteville Road. Thank you to all who came to experience the beautiful restoration