A Northborough Revolution 250 event. Watch the Minutemen departure from the common and hear the National Anthem sung by Mirabel Pan Weston.
16 May 2025: Proposed bylaws amendments and the Nominating Committee Report will be voted on at the May 16, 2025 Annual Meeting. The proposed bylaw changes can be found HERE. The Nominating Committee Report can be found HERE.
16 May 2025, The Original Bucky Lew. Basketball’s First Black Professional Player
Author Chris Boucher tells the story of Harry Haskel “Bucky” Lew, from
the 18 year-old in 1902 in the NE Basketball League, becoming the first Black Professional player in the
country, and his rise to professional basketball, to coach, to general manager, to owner. Chris will include anecdotes
of Northborough’s basketball history and local players.
Further program details here.
Reminder: Membership payments are due every September. More info is available here and the renewal form can be found here
Check out the Northborough Historical Society Facebook page
regularly. There you will find weekly updates showcasing historical homes in Northbrough as well as other postings highlighting local events.
Make an online donations to the society. To see how click here.
Contact the NHS if you are interested in volunteering. Details of the various committee positions can be found
here
Northborough History Hikes -
Prepared by the Northborough Historical Society and
Northborough Trails Committee for the Town’s 250th Anniversary Celebration, 2016
Visit our
Finding
Aid for the Josiah Proctor Button and Comb Industry Records
made possible through a Grant from
Mass Humanities.
See what is available in our archive on this abbreviated index on local businesses and people from 1876 to 1903,
and how this large company functioned by reviewing orders, sales, bills, products, and more.
Former NHS Historian Robert Ellis explores
A Northborough Common
Around here we like our history. At the Northborough Historical Society we like history so much that not only have we been
preserving Northborough’s history for more than one hundred years, but we have also been learning it, enjoying it, teaching it,
and making it! When the Society was founded in 1906, Reverend Josiah C. Kent stated that "The facts of Northborough history should be
collected and thus preserved from oblivion," and that is what we have been doing ever since.
