We hope you enjoy the following Acton Links of Interest:
- Town of Acton (Official Site)
- Acton Memorial Library's Local History Resources
- Acton Memorial Library's Online Civil War Archives
- Iron Work Farm
- Acton Minutemen
- Friends of Pine Hawk
- FindAGrave Woodlawn Cemetery Listings
- FindAGrave Mount Hope Cemetery Listings
- FindAGrave Forest Cemetery Listings
- Town of Acton - Historical Commission
- Town of Acton - Historic District Commission
- History of the Acton Woman's Club & Its Building
- Acton Trails, Nashoba Brook Conservation Land
- History of Exchange Hall
- History of Acton, Acton Arboretum Site
- Bruce Freeman Rail Trail, Evolution of Acton Section
Digitized Items of Relevance to Researching Acton
- Maps
- Digital Commonwealth:
- US Geological Survey Maps
- Survey 1886, 1894 edition, reprint 1929, Most of Acton
- Survey 1886, 1893 edition, reprint 1912, North Acton Piece
- Survey 1939, 1941 Edition, North Acton Piece
- Survey 1940-1941, Most of Acton
- 1946 Edition, North Acton Piece
- Survey Maps (in quarter segments, 1940-50)
- 1950 Revision, Most of Acton
- 1950 Revision, East Parts of Acton
- 1950 Revision, North Acton
- 1950 Revision, Small Piece of North Acton
- Books with Acton Ties
- Rev. James Fletcher's Acton in History
- Harold Phelan's History of the Town of Acton
- By-Laws of Corinthian Lodge, Louis Surette (includes Acton men who belonged to the Masons)
- History of the Old Sixth Regiment (Civil War)
- Genealogies & Family Histories (facts should be verified)
- Commemorative of Calvin and Luther Blanchard, 1899
- Descendants of Robert Fletcher of Concord, Mass., 1881
- The Hapgood Family: Descendants of Shadrach, 1898
- James Hayward, by Everett Hosmer Barney, 1911
- Heald Family Manuscript, Martha Wilkins of Carlisle, 1941
- Genealogy of the Name and the Family of Hunt, 1862