Bill Rice, a man of unwavering dedication and passion, has left an indelible mark on the town of Wrentham. As the former director of...

I'd like you to meet my friend, George. George is 43 years old, he's a husband, a father of four, and the Deputy Police Chief in...

James D. Conrad's life is characterized by remarkable resilience, bravery, and survival amidst the challenges of World War II. After his...

Written by Joe Troy Bob and I first met in 5th grade at the old Center School in down town Wrentham. We became instant friends and the...

By Judy DePue, a resident of Pond Meadow. One of the original investors in 1662 from Dedham, for the area called Wollomonopoag, was...

Dear Mrs Brown, Wrentham Parish Clerk has passed your letter to me David Reeves. We thank you very much for the 350 Wrentham tee-shirt....

WRENTHAM THROUGH THE YEARS... 1660: 5 men from Dedham sent to explore present day Wrentham 1673: Wrentham Incorporated as a Town/First...

Wrentham residents have skied down Sweatt Hill, played ball at Sweatt Field, swam at Sweatt Beach and enjoyed afternoons in Sweatt Park....

Sweatt Recreational Ski Area was a popular ski area that operated from the 1960's into the early 1980's in Wrentham, MA. It was located...

Written by William H. Jones A 1786 SHIP WRECK AND AN 1840 SHIP DISASTER THAT RESULTED IN SEVERAL WRENTHAM RESIDENTS’ LOSS OF LIFE. THIS...

Born in Wrentham 23rd of November, 1757. Descendant of a Salem, Massachusetts Founding Family. Minuteman, enlisted into the Continental...

by William H. Jones Three minutemen from Wrentham, helped move the American Colonies toward the ultimate goal, the Declaration of...

Wrentham certainly received its place on the map that April, one hundred years ago.

This photo was taken during the 1960 Presidential campaign which featured John Kennedy versus Richard Nixon.

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Submitted by Veronica Gonzalez, Chair of the Wrentham School Committee. Have you ever wondered where Gibbons Lane got its name? If you’ve...

In January of this year, Wrentham community member, Kristine Brown, reached out to us to share a wonderful story. She and her British...

Believe it or not, Wrentham has its own Queen. Crowned on June 5th, 1973, at a Beauty Pageant held at the King Philip Ballroom on Lake...

Compiled by Paula Kowalewski Sullivan, Wrentham 350 Member. Many of us drive by the large area now known as the Wrentham Development...

This is the story of Mr. Farewell T. Razor, a symbolic razor buried on the first day of Wrentham's tri-centennial celebration in 1973