Uxbridge Unitarian Church Journal

A familiar view of Unitarian Church in Uxbridge, to carry with you.

The Massachusetts Historical Commission's Uxbridge town report identifies an 1835 Unitarian church on Main Street in the town center. Church records preserved by the American Antiquarian Society document the community's nineteenth-century religious history, including the separation of Unitarian and evangelical congregations. These sources place the church within Uxbridge's civic and religious life. The valley's history includes places of gathering as well as sites of industry.

Maybe Uxbridge is where you grew up, where your family gathered, or a place you still carry with you. A familiar place, a little closer to home.

Credits

Source: “First Congregational Church Unitarian, Uxbridge MA” by John Phelan, Wikimedia Commons, https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:First_Congregational_Church_Unitarian,_Uxbridge_MA.jpg, licensed CC BY 4.0. Adapted as an illustrated design for Familiar History.

Care

5.75″ × 8″ hardcover journal with a matte laminated casewrap cover printed all the way around, and 150 lined pages (75 sheets). Wipe the cover with a soft, dry cloth. A small production barcode is printed on the back cover. Made to order; allow about 10 business days for production plus shipping.