This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Concord Churches Have Grown From One to Eight
Concord since 1775 expanded from First Parish to eight worship sites. The long history tracks the evolution of churches including Trinitarian and Universalist lines becoming St Bernard's, with St Bernard's oldest building dating to 1901 after a 1900 fire, and notable pastors and missions shaping town religious life through 1947.
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St. Bernard’s
Concord
Lexington Road
St. Bernard's
Unitarian
Oine
Harvard College
Mill Dam
Universalist Church
Bedford Street
Monument Square
Town Hall
Waltham
J. A. C. Fagginger Auer
Harvard
Belmont
Loren R. MacDonald
Benjamin Buckley
Peter Bulkeley
Akey Ce
Robert Bulkeley
Ohio
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Robert H. Barber
John E. Wallace
Wilfred H. Bunker
George L. Thurlow
Gail Cleland
George Tewksbury
West Concord
Union
Alfred W. Stone
Watertown
Mr Stone
Our Lady’s
Alexander J. McCarthy
William F. Shaughnessy
Our Lady's
Monument Hall
St. Joseph’s
Lincoln
Mortimer R. Twomey
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Joseph's
Edward F. Ryan
Burlington
Vermont
Evangelical Free Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pesiasch Ent
Thoreau Street
Richard W. Jenney
Emersons
No Wheelers
Hoars
Buttricks
Hubbards
Keith