Westford 300th Anniversary
Celebrating September 23, 2029 Honoring Our Past • Celebrating Our Present • Inspiring Our Future About Our Mission Our History Share Your Ideas Contact About the Celebration The year 2029
Westford REVOLUTION 250 Girl Scout Patch
The Westford Museum proudly presents the special Westford Revolution 250 Girl Scout Patch, commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the American Revolution! Immerse yourself in Westford’s rich colonial history and the
Bob Oliphant Westford Wardsman Podcast Series
Join Bob Oliphant for an exciting audio exploration of Westford’s early 1900s newspaper articles! Discover the town’s vibrant history and the inspiring stories of its residents from over a century
The Westford Military Leaders of the American Revolution (1775-1781)
Westford REV 250 Join us in 2026 as the Westford Museum and Historical Society celebrates the pivotal battles that defined America’s journey to independence! Explore the birthplace of liberty and
Featured Artifact of the Week
Powder Flask This tarnished brass powder horn is from the early nineteenth century. Powder horns used during the Revolution were normally made from genuine horns, such as those from a
Westford Notable of the Month – Roger Parent (1922-2006)
Businessman, Civic Organizer, Graniteville Institution By James Van Bever Whether or not you have ever visited Graniteville or lived in Westford, you’ve probably heard of Parent’s Market. Located on Broadway,
The captivating tea sets belonging to the Washingtons.
The Washington’s tea sets were both practical household items and symbols of status, used in a variety of daily and social contexts at Mount Vernon and later in Washington’s home.
Upcoming Events
Westford Rev 250- Fairview Cemetery Patriot's Day Candlelight Stroll
Westford REV 250: "Bullet Strikes, April 19, 1775", the evidence left behind
Tea with George and Martha Washington (Ticket(s) HERE)
Westford Rev 250- John Abbot, The Man, the Myth, the Legend!
"Many Voices, One Freedom” - a community reading of Frederick Douglass’ speech “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July"
