In the past Lake George was known to be a summer getaway for many Wilbraham families.
Old Place Names, Locations, and References of the Outward Commons, Wilbraham and South Wilbraham.
Newbury Ditches of 1729
Wilbraham's Lost Burying Grounds
From the Bay Path to what we know today as our Boston Road, Route 20
South Wilbraham Manufacturing Company
Traveling to the North Parish and beyond, then to the gallows.
Wilbraham in the era of Civil Defense
The Electric Railway in North Wilbraham
The Randolph Beebe House, its rattlesnake and the legend of the whippoorwill.
The Birthplace of Wilbraham's "Ethelbert Peaches"
“Ye Olde” Burying Ground
Abigail and the Parson’s Rose of 1744
The house at 6 Chapel Street
Wilbraham and it's four railroad stations.
The Cutler Company of North Wilbraham.
The Atheneum Society of Wilbraham and its old Meeting House.
The “Melancholy Event” of 1799.
South Wilbraham, the Jonah Beebe house saved from the wrecking ball.
The Memorial Town Hall that was Never Finished.