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Woburn is a beautiful city you can see and enjoy in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States of America. In present times, Woburn has approximately 40,000 residents and an area of 15.6 square miles. The motto of the city of Woburn is "Industria et Virtus", meaning "Industry and Virtue" in Latin. Woburn was founded in 1640 and incorporated in 1642 as a village. On June 12, 1888, Woburn was incorporated as a city. It got its name from Woburn, Bedfordshire, England. Notable past or present residents of Woburn include Middlesex Canal builder Loammi Baldwin, novelist Eric Bogosian, founder Edward Convers. If you visit Woburn, do not miss its most important points of interest.
Experience the beauty and historical significance of this town with a long history and a deep love for its land.
1. 1790 House: You may have heard this called the Joseph Bartlett House. It is on the National Register of Historic Places, near the Middlesex Canal. It was built in 1790 and remains in use today, as an office. Its colonial architecture in itself is worth seeing.
2. Visit the Winn Memorial Library: This library is a National Historic Landmark, built around 1876 and designed by architect H.H. Richardson. The expansive lawn, the asymmetrical structure of the building, and the interior designs make this rare beauty a great place to visit whether you need a book or not.
3. The Baldwin House: This historic home was built in 1661 by Henry Baldwin, whose family continued to live in it until 1888. Since then, the mansion has served as a boarding house and as a restaurant. It is located on the Middlesex Canal, right across from the 1790 House.
4. Spend a day in the great outdoors at a Department of Conservation and Recreation Park: The state has many beautiful parks offering everything from swimming, fishing, and boating to hiking and picnicking. Take the family out for a day in the sun, Woburn-style!
5. Middlesex Canal Museum: If you are anxious to get some perspective about the heritage that surrounds the Middlesex Canal and Woburn, come to this museum that features historical artifacts, writings, and art from the region.
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| Book At | Miles/km to Woburn | Directions to Woburn | Latitude | Longitude |
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| Burlington | 3/5 | Directions | 42.50482 | -71.19561 |
| Lexington | 4/7 | Directions | 42.44732 | -71.2245 |
| Reading | 4/7 | Directions | 42.52565 | -71.09533 |
| Arlington | 4/7 | Directions | 42.41537 | -71.15644 |
| Wakefield | 4/7 | Directions | 42.50648 | -71.07283 |
| Medford | 5/8 | Directions | 42.41843 | -71.10616 |
| Madlen | 6/9 | Directions | 42.426624 | -71.06816 |
| Malden | 6/9 | Directions | 42.4251 | -71.06616 |
| Somerville | 7/11 | Directions | 42.3876 | -71.0995 |
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