Incoming Resources
- Nuttings Lake remembered, a look back to a time when life was gentler, by Jeanne Noyes Shattuck ; illustrations by Carl Kirkpatrick
- History of a neighborhood in East Billerica, 1658-1930, Christopher Mills
- Walden Pond, a history, W. Barksdale Maynard
- Cotton was king, a history of Lowell, Massachusetts, Arthur L. Eno, Jr., editor
- Dunstable, making connections, Susan Tully and Susan Psaledakis
- South Middlesex, a New England heritage, by Stephen W. Herring. --
- Somerville, Massachusetts, a brief history, Dee Morris and Dora St. Martin
- Carlisle, its history and heritage, by Ruth Chamberlin Wilkins. --
- Lowell, John Pendergast, 1996, V.1
- Mill power, the origin and impact of Lowell National Historical Park, Paul Marion
- Black Walden, slavery and its aftermath in Concord, Massachusetts, Elise Lemire
- A river ran wild, an environmental history, Lynne Cherry
- The Charles, the people's river, by Max Hall
- Westford recollections, 1729-1979, by June W. Kennedy
- Cambridge on the Charles, by Alan Seaburg, Thomas Dahill, Carol Rose
- Billerica, David A. D'Apice
- Wilderness town, the story of Bedford, Massachusetts, by Louise K. Brown
- Fixed in time, photographs of Lowell, Massachusetts, 1860-1940, edited by Lewis T. Karabatsos and Robert W. McLeod, Jr. --