History society preservation in North Attleborough, Massachusetts

Welcome to Woodcock Burial Grounds, a serene and historic cemetery located at 362 North Washington Street, North Attleborough, Massachusetts. Our grounds offer a peaceful resting place, surrounded by the rich history and architectural beauty of Bristol County. Woodcock Burial Grounds is proud to be associated with the legacy of Henry Huttleston Rogers, a notable figure connected with the historic places of Bristol County. Our cemetery is part of a region renowned for its architectural heritage, crafted by some of the nation’s most distinguished architects. The contributions of Bethlehem Steel Co., Cramp Shipbuilding Corp., and notable figures like Maude Darling Parlin, Wm. C. Davol, Josiah Brown, Abner Coleman, F.D. Williams, Samuel Millard, John Dagget, and Z. Sherman have left a lasting imprint on the area's character.

Welcome to the Falls Fire Barn Museum, a charming and historic destination located at 100 Commonwealth Avenue in North Attleborough, Massachusetts. Our museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich history of firefighting and the local community. Housed in a beautifully restored fire barn, the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of firefighting equipment and techniques, with an impressive collection of vintage fire engines, gear, and memorabilia. Visitors of all ages can explore engaging exhibits, learn about the brave firefighters who have served the community, and gain an appreciation for the pivotal role they play in our safety. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a family looking for an educational outing, or simply curious about the past, the Falls Fire Barn Museum promises an informative and enjoyable experience. We invite you to visit and discover the stories that have shaped our community.