Waltham Library, Waltham, Massachusetts (Genealogy Section)

Waltham Public Library

Waltham, Middlesex Co., Massachusetts

The Waltham Room houses the History and Genealogy books.

The books for Waltham are behind a locked room, and need to be asked for.

Some of the "Tan Books," the Vital Records for most of Massachusetts.

The locked room which contains books and miscellaneous items about Waltham (above and below).

 

Curtis Memorial Library, Brunswick, Maine (Genealogy Section)

Curtis Memorial Library

23 Pleasant Street

Phone:  (207) 725-5242

Website:  https://curtislibrary.com/

Brunswick, Maine 04101

Their link for genealogy is: https://curtislibrary.com/genealogy/

I love how part of the old Library is incorporated into the new.

This is a beautiful Library, with a nautical theme, lots of paintings and models of boats.

A huge section of books pertaining to the Brunswick area. Above are white cemetery books my husband's uncle and cousin published.

The Librarian brought me into a room that is being made into a genealogy/history room. Their selection of books was spread over three different areas in the Library. Check out their Technology Room 10 years ago. I have a feeling this room has been updated by now.

First Parish Church of Groton, Groton, Massachusetts

First Parish Church of Groton

Groton, Massachusetts

Established 1655

Westford church, Westford, Massachusetts

First Parish Church United of Westford, Massachusetts

Established 1725

All Those Wires!

Martha-Mary Chapel, Sudbury, Massachusetts

Martha-Mary Chapel, Sudbury, Massachusetts

Photos taken in Oct. 2013 and May 2010

The Wayside Grist Mill, Sudbury, Massachusetts

North Charlestown, New Hampshire Church

West Brookfield, Massachusetts Church

 

  First Congregational Church

Organized in 1717

Lovely homes near the Church.

Old South Church, Windsor, Vermont

Information about this Church.

New England Churches, Carlisle, Massachusetts

First Religious Society in Carlisle, Gathered in 1758

Unitarian Univerlist

Calvinist Church, built 1832, then around 1903 it became the Carlisle Congregational Church. Sometime in the 1960s it became housing, after a new Congregational Church was built.