Points of Interest
- National historic sites
- Uxbridge Historical Society website, and its listing of historic sites
- John C. Farnum House, Uxbridge Historical Society Museum, circa 1710
- Lt. Simeon Wheelock House, Uxbridge common district, 1768
- Friends meetinghouse, circa 1770
- Taft House, 1789 Inaugural tour visit of George Washington and 1910 visit of Uxbridge grandson, William Howard Taft
- Crown and Eagle Cotton Mill, circa 1826
- Elmshade, Site of historic Taft family reunion of 1874
- Bernat Mill, formerly Capron Mill, circa 1820, and Uxbridge Worsted Company
- Stanley Woolen Mill, also once known as Central Woolen, Calumet, and Moses Taft Mill
- Stanley Woolen Mill
- Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor
- National Park Service, valley sites: Millville & Uxbridge
- Blackstone Canal at River Bend Farm
- Blackstone River and Canal Heritage State Park Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation park website
- River Bend Farm and Canal, National Park Service brochure
- West Hill Dam and recreation area
- Walking tour of Uxbridge, National Park Service brochure
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