Writing About the History of Middleborough & Lakeville, Massachusetts
One of the next phases in the preservation of the Green School will be painting the exterior. What color should the Green School be? Visit Green School History to read about the historic colors and to vote for your choice.
Eddyville, Middleboro, Massachusetts: 1661-1987. Middleborough, MA: The Eddy Homestead Association, 1988.
LAKEVILLE
Lakeville "Center" and Assawompsett Neck
The Lakeville Historical Tour Committee Presents Dartmouth Path - The Old Stage Road. Lakeville, MA: Preserve Our Lakeville Landmarks, 2001.
The Lakeville Historical Tour Committee Presents Old Main Street and Crooked Lane & A Self-Guided Tour of Main Street. Lakeville, MA: Preserve Our Lakeville Landmarks, 2003.
Michael J. Maddigan. Lakeville's King Philip Tavern: An Illustrated History. Lakeville, MA: Preserve Our Lakeville Landmarks, 2010.
Beechwoods
The Lakeville Historical Tour Committee Presents Historic Pierce Avenue. Lakeville, MA: Preserve Our Lakeville Landmarks, 2001.
Kenneth C. Leonard, Jr. The Beechwoods Confederacy 1709-1809: The Colonial History of Beechwoods Middleboro-Taunton Precinct, Massachusetts. Bowie, MD: Heritage Books, 2003.
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1 comments:
How interesting! I went over and voted.
Of all the times my father took us to the Middleborough Fair (he went to high school in Middleborough) and constantly ran into people he knew there, he never mentioned much about the interesting history of Middleborough. As I grew up, I became curious and have spent many long, pleasant days there. When we get back to the U.S., I look forward to going to Middleborough to see the Green School.
Oh, and I am glad to say that I have finally ordered my copy of "Images of America: Middleborough". I look forward to it sharing a shelf with the Carver book.
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