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Experience Declaring Independence: Then & Now on Saturday, May 16 at 4:30 PM, hosted by the Princeton Historical Society and Princeton Historical Commission at the First Congregational Church of Princeton (14 Mountain Road). A guided community conversation will follow, offering space to reflect and share perspectives.Declaring Independence: Then & Now brings to life the Declaration of Independence as a forum for civic dialogue and engagement through a forty-minute performance and ensuing moderated community conversation. The script, written by public historian Mary B. Fuhrer, utilizes primary source material researched by citizen historians to reveal how individuals within Massachusetts towns debated and responded to the question of independence in the spring and summer of 1776, followed by an annotated reading of the Declaration itself.In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, 15 community-hosted performances are scheduled across the Freedom’s Way National Heritage Area during the spring and summer of 2026. Find a performance near you!Declaring Independence: Then & Now is supported, in part, by the Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
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Preserving History For Over 75 Years

Preserving History For Over 75 Years

G. W. Beaman His Life and Art

The History of Princeton, Vol II, 1915

The History of Princeton, Vol I, 1915

Old Dutch Burying Ground of Sleepy Hollow

History of Princeton, MA, 1852

History of Gardner, MA, 1785-1967

Descendants of John Bell, Watertown, MA 1630-1635

Descendants of John White 1638-1900 Vol I

Vital Records to 1850 – Princeton, MA

2017 Princeton Community Directory

Two Hundredth Anniversary

Princeton Bicentennial Book

Princeton and The High Road 1775 – 1975

Princeton and Mt. Wachusett

Princeton – History Of Its Villages