Waltham as a Precinct of Watertown and as a Town, 1630-1884

This book provides a detailed history of the town of Waltham, from its origins as a precinct of Watertown to its development as an independent town. Sanderson offers insights into the town's early settlers, its growth and expansion during the 19th century, and the establishment of key institutions such as schools and churches. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of Waltham and the broader development of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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