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The historic Town of Groton
Massachusetts was first settled in 1655. A town of white
church spires, gently rolling hills, lakes and ponds
nestled on the banks of the Nashua River. |
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The Old Post
Office
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| A church bell cast by the Paul Revere
Foundry in 1819 is in the belfry of the First Parish
Church which faces one of the towns commons. In this same
common 100 minute men assembled on the morning of April
19th, 1775. The current population is about 8,700. The
core city of Boston with its international connections is
located about 35 miles to the southeast. |
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First Parish
Church
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Our school system is regionalized in
grades K-12 with our neighboring Town of Dunstable. The
world renowned private schools, Groton School and
Lawrence Academy, add a second educational dimension to
the town. |
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The Groton
Library
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To this day, through thoughtful
planning, it still maintains its natural rural character.
Conveniently located 7 miles from Interstate 495 on Route
119. Come visit our historic center and the beautiful
surrounding countryside. |
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The Chapel at
Groton School
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