Westford: Apple Orchards to Tech Parks
Westford sits in Middlesex County along Route 110 and I-495, about 30 miles northwest of Boston. The town was rural and agricultural well into the 20th century, known for its apple orchards and granite quarrying. Suburban development accelerated in the 1970s and 1980s as the Route 3/I-495 corridor attracted technology companies and the housing that followed. Cisco Systems, Red Hat, and other technology firms maintain offices in the town's business parks.
Westford Academy, the town's public high school, has a history dating to 1793, making it one of the older public secondary schools in continuous operation in the state. The town center along Boston Road retains its village character, with the common, the historical society, and a few shops. The Abbot Elementary School building and the surrounding area reflect the older New England town layout.
The Westford Knight, a carving on a rock in the town that some have claimed is of Norse or medieval origin, has been the subject of debate and speculation for decades. Mainstream scholars consider it natural weathering or colonial-era carving. Forge Pond and several other water bodies provide recreation. The town operates under an open town meeting form of government.
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Westford sits in Middlesex County along Route 110 and I-495, about 30 miles northwest of Boston. The town was rural and agricultural well into the 20th century, known for its apple orchards and granite quarrying. Suburban development accelerated in the 1970s and 1980s as the Route 3/I-495 corridor attracted technology companies and the housing that followed. Cisco Systems, Red Hat, and other technology firms maintain offices in the town's business parks.
Westford Academy, the town's public high school, has a history dating to 1793, making it one of the older public secondary schools in continuous operation in the state. The town center along Boston Road retains its village character, with the common, the historical society, and a few shops. The Abbot Elementary School building and the surrounding area reflect the older New England town layout.
The Westford Knight, a carving on a rock in the town that some have claimed is of Norse or medieval origin, has been the subject of debate and speculation for decades. Mainstream scholars consider it natural weathering or colonial-era carving. Forge Pond and several other water bodies provide recreation. The town operates under an open town meeting form of government.
Escortservice.com lists escort websites that operate in the Westford metropolitan area after reviewing each site. The platform does not act as a booking agent or intermediary. You must be 21 or older.
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