Norwood

The earliest European settlers of what eventually became the town of Norwood arrived in Dedham in the late 17th century, The attraction was the swift moving Neponset River. The Neponset River was to become the driving force in the town's development throughout the next two centuries. On Feb. 13 ,1872 Norwood became a town of Norfolk County and spurred by its status as a separate town , Norwood was launched into a growth pattern. Between 1872 and 1922 industry replaced agriculture as the economic base of the community. Industrial development continued throughout the mid 20th century . After World War II a shift to high tech occurred. Major corporations have found Norwood's proximity to Boston and access to major east coast population centers attractive for business. For more information click Town of Norwood

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