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Bedford Historical Society – General Membership Annual Meeting

Old Town Hall Great Room 16 South Road ~ Third Floor, Bedford

The Bedford Historical Society is holding its Annual Meeting on Sunday, May 22nd at 2:00 PM at the Old Town Hall in the Great Room located on the 3rd floor. The Annual Meeting will include the election of Officers and Directors by members. Following the meeting, the society will present the program "The Society's Collections Years Ago in the Former Museum" narrated by Mary Hafer.

Bedford Historical Society Program – “Tales of Old Billerica Road” and Bedford High School history students honored

Old Town Hall Great Room 16 South Road ~ Third Floor, Bedford

Two exciting topics will be presented at the Bedford Historical Society’s Sept. 25th meeting in The Great Hall of Old Town Hall, 16 South Road, Bedford. Past Society President Don Corey will describe the interesting people and sites on an ancient Native American trail in his talk, Tales of Old Billerica Road.  He will describe the changes that led the Llewsac Lodge to become Carleton-Willard Village.  In addition, the Society will honor four Bedford High School seniors who won first place at the 2022 National History Day Massachusetts State Competition last April. The event, which is free and open to

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Bedford Historical Society Program: “The Haunted History of New England”

Old Town Hall Great Room 16 South Road ~ Third Floor, Bedford

History teacher, author, and lecturer Christopher Daley, a frequent guest speaker at the Bedford Historical Society, returns with his talk, The Haunted History of New England. In this presentation, Daley melds historical fact together with legend and myth to produce an interesting, fascinating, and sometimes shocking new look at events that really happened and the stories of haunting that followed them. The topics addressed in the lecture will be Mercy Brown, “The Vampire” of Exeter, Rhode Island, the cursed Freetown State Forest in Massachusetts, the horrors of the Lizzie Borden House in Fall River Massachusetts, a haunted forest in the wilds

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