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The Complete History of Lake Maspenock Hardcover – March 21, 2026

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Management number 209059676 Release Date 2026/03/29 List Price US$36.00 Model Number 209059676
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Discover the Hidden Story of One of New England's Most Storied LakesNestled at the convergence of Hopkinton, Milford, and Upton in eastern Massachusetts, Lake Maspenock has witnessed more than three centuries of American history — from the glaciers that carved its basin to the camps, clubs, and communities that shaped its shores.The Complete History of Lake Maspenock is the definitive chronicle of this beloved lake and the towns that grew around it. Drawing on eight years of meticulous research — including records from the Hopkinton, Milford, and Upton historical societies, Massachusetts land records, and the landmark 1882 History of Milford by Adin Ballou — author and lakeside historian Dave Cormier brings this 340-plus-year story to life with depth, detail, and a genuine love for the place.Inside, you'll explore:The geological forces that created the lake and its iconic Peppercorn Hill backdropThe Nipmuc Nation, the original stewards of these waters, and the Magunkaquog Praying TownThe turbulence of King Philip's War and its impact on the regionThe founding and growth of Hopkinton, Milford, and Upton MassachusettsThe dams, islands, clubs, and camps that defined generations of lake lifeA stunning collection of historic photographs, restored and colorized, offering a rare visual window into the pastWhether you're a lifelong resident, a summer visitor, or a student of New England history, this book preserves the memories, the milestones, and the quiet magic of a lake that has touched countless lives.A labor of love from a historian who has called its shores home for nearly three decades. Read more

ISBN13 979-8253104125
Language English
Publisher Independently published
Dimensions 7.24 x 0.51 x 10.24 inches
Item Weight 11.5 ounces
Print length 135 pages
Publication date March 21, 2026

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