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About Boxford MA
According to the United States Census
Bureau, the town has a total area of 24.6 square
miles (63.6 km˛), of which, 24.0 square miles (62.1
km˛) of it is land and 0.6 square miles (1.5 km˛) of
it (2.40%) is water.
Boxford is a geographically large town with almost
no commercial development. The town is traditionally
divided into Boxford Village (commonly called East
Boxford) and West Boxford Village, corresponding to
the respective East and West Boxford centers. It is
heavily forested and criss-crossed by various
streams and brooks, many of which empty into the
Ipswich River on Boxford's southern border. A number
of ponds dot town as well, among them Stiles Pond,
Cedar Pond, Spofford Pond, Lowe Pond, Four Mile Pond
and Baldpate Pond. Throughout Boxford there are also
a number of scenic hiking trails. The highest
natural point in Boxford is Bald Hill, at an
elevation of 243 feet (74 meters). It sits in a
corner of the Boxford State Forest, near Interstate
95 and the town's border with Middleton.
The town maintains a rural feel. Small family-sized
farms are interspersed throughout the Boxford.
Though there have been several town votes on the
subject, the town has yet to install a single stop
light at any intersection. This is mostly due to the
community's will to keep any urban feel from
Boxford. Stone walls, remnants of old farming land
boundaries, meander through the area. New England
and Bostonian accents are heavy throughout the
population.
Points of Interest:
Boxford State Forest, near Interstate 95 and the
towns of Topsfield and Middleton, boasts numerous
walking trails that weave through heavily forested
areas.
Commercial landmarks in and around town include
Benson's Ice Cream, Paisley's Farm Stand and West
Village Provisions in West Boxford center, Ingaldsby
Farm, the Boxford Community store in East Boxford
(also known as "Jack's" or "Wayne's", after its
former and current owners), and the Boxford House of
Pizza, which lies near the border of Boxford and
Georgetown.
"Witch Hollow Farm", formerly the home of one of
those tried in the famous 1693 Salem Witch Trials,
found at the intersection of Main Street and Ipswich
Road in Boxford, is considered a nationally
recognized "Haunted House"
The Town has a retirement community called Four Mile
Village, which sits adjacent to Four Mile Pond. The
waiting list to get into this community is
significant, and prospective applicants must either
be former Boxford residents, or primary family
members of current Boxford residents.
Boxford's centrally located Stiles Pond is the site
for the town beach, where membership can be
purchased by Boxford residents only, each season for
a nominal fee through the Boxford Athletic
Association (BAA). The adjacent ballpark and play
area were recently designated by unanimous vote at
Town Meeting as "Keith Koster Memorial Baseball
Park" in memory of one of Boxford's beloved young
people, a former Boxford beach lifeguard and
baseball player, victim of a senseless act of crime
in 2006.
Camp Rotary is a popular summer co-ed boarding camp
located on Stiles Pond off of Ipswich Road in
Boxford.
Danvers YMCA holds another popular summer day camp
on Stiles Pond, next to the town beach.
Camp Stepping Stone, a summer day camp for students
with special needs, is also hosted just past the
Danvers YMCA camp, also along the Stiles Pond
Shoreline.
Camp Wakanda, a YMCA day camp for boys and girls
ages five to fifteen is run out of the Burbank YMCA
in Reading. It was founded in the fifties and has
rich history and folklore. Some of the legends
include The ghost of Vinnie, the ghost of Andrew
Fotos, and the ferocious Owlbear.
Baldpate Pond, and the adjacent state recreation
area, is another popular swimming, fishing, boating,
and hiking location.
Boxford currently has one Town Library, in East
Boxford. The West Boxford branch of the library
closed on April 1, 2009 due to financial
difficulties.[1] The East Boxford Library is housed
in a previously private, renovated home, donated to
the Town in the 1940s. Boxford residents hold great
affection for these buildings and libraries, and in
recent years it has been debated whether these
buildings will outlive or have outlived their
original functional purpose as libraries for the
current population of Boxford. There is a current
movement afoot, in the planning stages, to build a
new, central Boxford Town Library. But, most
residents are in favor of conservation and keeping
the rural character of the town intact, and have
voted down any new Library project 3 times in the
last 5 years by wide margins.
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxford,_Massachusetts
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