Explore Newton's 13 villages

Newton's 13 villages are a source of pride and loyalty for residents. Originally a tract of land taken from Watertown and given to Cambridge in 1633, the area developed thanks to the expansion of crossroads, mills, and railroads. Now filled with shops, restaurants, offices, and the modern amenities of city living, each village has a unique history that tells the story of its humble beginnings. Get to know Newton's villages, and their history, on the following pages.
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Newton's 13 villages are a source of pride and loyalty for residents. Originally a tract of land taken from Watertown and given to Cambridge in 1633, the area developed thanks to the expansion of crossroads, mills, and railroads. Now filled with shops, restaurants, offices, and the modern amenities of city living, each village has a unique history that tells the story of its humble beginnings.

Get to know Newton's villages, and their history, on the following pages.