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SUTTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY, INC
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Sutton's History:
​Self-Guided Tour

Sutton's history extends far beyond the Revolutionary War.

Click each image for more information. A list of sites can be found below.
General Rufus Putnam Museum (4 Uxbridge Road)
World War I Memorial (4 Uxbridge Road, Town Hall Main Entrance Vestibule)
Town Center Cemetery (4 Uxbridge Road)
Cattle Pound and Hearse House (Adjacent to Town Cemetery next to 323 Boston Road)
M. M. Sherman Blacksmith Shop (6 Singletary Avenue)
"Big Ben" and Cannon Shed (6 Singletary Avenue)
General Rufus Putnam Memorial (478 Boston Road)
Eight Lots School House (54 Eight Lots Road)
First Town Meeting Marker (82 Eight Lots Road)
Manchaug Diorama (Manchaug Mills, 9 Main Street)
Mile Marker to Boston (2 Burbank Road)
Witness Houses 

The Blackstone Valley Heritage Corridor also produced a walking tour of Sutton and we are pleased to share it here. 
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  • Home
    • About
    • Officers and Board of Directors
    • Join Us!
    • Scholarship
  • Explore Sutton's History
    • Society News!
    • Self Guided Tour
    • Sutton's Revolutionary War
    • Research links
    • Society Archives >
      • Newsletters
      • 2026 News Archives
      • 2025 News Archives
      • 2024 News Archives
      • 2023 News Archives
      • 2022 Speaker Series
      • 2021 Speaker Series
      • 2019 Speaker Series
      • 2018 Speaker Series
      • 2017 A Year in Review
    • Cemetery Project >
      • Revolutionary War Soldiers
      • General Information
      • Resources
      • Donate - Volunteer
      • Cemetery Conservation Presentation
  • Contact Us