Photograph From the collection Black and white photo of the Luce House at , originally owned by Reverend Leonard Luce (1799-1884) in 1830. The photo was taken around 1945, based … Read more »

Picture From the collection Wood-framed print of six oxen pulling a snow roller with two men guiding. Originally attributed to Chamberlain’s Corner, Chelmsford is more likely pictured. Snow rollers compacted … Read more »

Photograph From the Mill Exhibit Black and white photo of women workers in the spinning room at the Abbot Worsted Co. The photo was taken in the early 1900s, likely … Read more »

  Plan Book 22, plan 12 Graniteville Park, Plan book 19, Plan 41, dated 1903 Brookside Park was not in Brookside, at least the section of town we call Brookside … Read more »

 Discover where the Westford Quarries were located, who owned them and the people who owned them in these insightful presentation with Geoff Hall and Rich McLaughlin. Oak Hill Quarries (Part … Read more »

Christmas Postcard 1913 postcard with a picture of the Frost House, when it was located around 24 Main St. The house was built in 1860. By 1939, it was moved … Read more »

Westford Academy’s last undefeated season. By James VanBever The Grey Ghost football team of 1962 were a remarkable group. They had had a perfect season and had won the school’s … Read more »

Photograph From the collection Black and white photo of the house that once stood at 53 Hildreth Street, when it was owned by Charles S. and Mary Abbie Pattee Ripley. … Read more »

Many of our Westford Churches have memorial stained glass windows. During the next year let’s explore them and the people they have been dedicated to. From: Our Church Heritage Articles … Read more »

Photograph From the collection Black and white photo of the Westford American Legion Post 159 fair in 1923. Of note is what appears to be a 46 star flag, in … Read more »

Slavery in Westford may be surprising, but there were at least 24 enslaved individuals in the town of Westford from 1730 to 1780. There is little in the historical record … Read more »

Certificate From the Collection Memorial certificate awarded to the family of WWI veteran “Adlard Langlely” (alternately spelled “Adelard”). According to the Veterans Services Department, Adelard Joseph “Aldat” Langley (1897-1918) was killed … Read more »