The Westford Museum is located near the historic town Common at 2 Boston Road in Westford, Massachusetts. The office is at 4 Boston Road. The Museum houses a varied collection of artifacts typical of small towns. If your interest is genealogy, be sure and contact us as we have excellent materials covering many old Westford families. And if old Westford houses interest you we have house histories as well. We also have an almost complete collection of Westford Academy yearbooks, many photographs of students and teachers, and other academy memorabilia. If you are looking for a gift that is uniquely Westford, be sure and check our Museum Store.
Before you visit, double-check the Museum Calendar as there are a few holiday Sundays when we are closed. If you’re doing research don’t hesitate to send an e-mail or call ahead so we can prepare for your visit. We look forward to meeting you.
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Statue and photo by artist D. Christiana
Learn about the "Westford Knight", a carving of unconfirmed origin in ledge rock on the hill approaching Westford Center from Stony Brook. Read more
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Get your team together and join us for a night of Westford Trivia celebrating our 60th Anniversary!
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Dave Brody's 8th "Templars in America" book has been released! Come hear about his research and some of the background on the book, "The Swagger Sword".
Read moreThe Board of Directors is pleased to announce Westford resident, Linda Greene as the next director of the Westford Historical Society and Museum. WHS Board President, Dan Lacroix, said, “Our search …
Read moreWe need your help creating crocheted and knitted poppies as decorations for the Westford Historical Society’s Family-Fun Festival of Tree to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the First Armistice Day …
Read moreFounded “to study Westford history” and “to stimulate the collection and preservation” of related manuscripts and artifacts and “to encourage research and disseminate historical information,” the Westford Historical Society first …
Read moreAfter 13 years of dedicated service to the WHS and the community at large, our Museum Director, Penny Lacroix, has decided that it is time to retire from her position …
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Did you know that WestfordCAT records many of the programs presented at the Museum? Declaring Independence was a collaboration with the First Parish Church United and Freedom’s Way. This was …
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