Marlborough

Nice community where you can work or live. Not too many touristic attractions, and the restaurants, shops, and hotels are sparse.

I live there.

The photo is of a statue near the center of the town celebrating the shoe makers that once made the town proud and the shoe factory owners rich (during the Industrial Revolution).

Marlborough is nice, close to Worcester and Boston. Not much to say about it. I liked it there.

It all about the Horatio Alger Day Chowder Fest! Yes, we have history here as well. There is a stollen bell involved too…but you’d only care if you were from Haper’s Ferry in Virginia, or so I am told. Yes, that would be the good ole John Brown Bell! Near by sites are Longfellow’s Wayside Inn, apple orchards, nature trails, old time shoppes, old architecture, and community theatre groups.

Granted most of the interesting stuff to do is around Marlborough, not in it. But Marlborough is a nice centralized location to access it all from!