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| Attleboro is a small manufacturing city with a unique combination of the advantages of urban and suburban living. Known as the birthplace of the jewelry industry in New England, the city has its share of red brick mill buildings and a healthy legacy of jewelry and metal fabrication jobs that make it one of the major manufacturing employment centers in
Massachusetts. The Bungay River and surrounding wetlands are under study for wildlife habitat preservation and sanctuary
areas. Attleboro is also home to the LaSalette Shrine whose Christmas light display is one of the most spectacular in New England.
Attleboro is a friendly and growing city that attracts people who want to put down deep roots. Many of its families have been here for generations
and the sense of community is strong. Schools, churches, civic organizations and municipal events find people of all ages working and playing together and caring about the future of their
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All
Saints' Episcopal Church History |
Federal
Census, 1860, Attleborough |
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Attleboro.org (great images!) |
Federal
Census, 1850 Attleborough |
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Attleboro
Public Library |
First
Congregational Church |
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Attleboro
Vital Records |
History
of Attleborough by John Daggett, published 1894 (Online Book) |
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City
of Attleboro |
Historic
Maps Covering Attleboro |
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Community
Profile |
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Federal
Census, 1790, Attleborough |
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Federal
Census, 1800, Attleborough |
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Census, 1850, Attleborough |
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