Scrapbook with photographs of Westborough soldiers and newspaper clippings about Westborough’s involvement in World War II.

File cards recording information about individual soldiers from Westborough who served in World War I.

The coronavirus that causes the disease Covid-19 began to spread worldwide in late 2019. In response, Massachusetts shut down to stem the spread in March 2020. This collection gathers websites and social media, photographs (including Face Mask Selfies), face masks, reflections, and other items that document Westborough’s response to the coronavirus pandemic.

The collection consists of some administrative planning documents relating to the Spring Festival Family Fun Day, and the rest are publications, handouts, posters, school projects, and other items relating to Westborough’s anniversary celebration.

Meeting minutes, agendas, scrapbooks, and correspondence of the Westborough Women’s Club.

This collection gathers together websites relating to the various departments, boards, and administration of the Town of Westborough.

Photo album that documents buildings and life at the Westborough State Hospital from 1923-1955.

Websites for Westborough sports and sports organizations.

Social media sites with a focus on the Westborough community as a whole. See individual subject collections in Westborough on the Web: Archive-It (https://archive-it.org/home/westborough) for more social media sites.

The collection includes meeting minutes, personnel records, financial accounts, bills and receipts, payroll records, and a letter by Capt. William P. Blackmer from Harper’s Ferry on October 4, 1861 that refers to the abolitionist John Brown. The Company included men from Southborough, Upton, Shrewsbury, Hopkinton, and Northborough, and some of the records in this collection contain information on soldiers and administration that relate to these surrounding towns of Westborough.