Bridgewater

Bridgewater Common

The Town of Bridgewater was chartered in 1656. Historically Bridgewater flourished as an industrial and agricultural center in Southeastern Massachusetts. The historic character of the community is preserved in its Federal, Italiianate and Greek Revival structures surrounding the common. Bridgewater has the distinction of hosting the oldest state college in Massachusetts, Bridgewater State College. Bridgewater today is a growing community of 20,000. For more information click Town of Bridgewater

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