|
If you're looking for lodging in or around Acton, consider the Concord’s Colonial Inn. Just minutes away on Route 2, our Inn is noted for its rich colonial heritage, as well as modern amenities, charming decor and friendly service.
Established as an independent town in 1735, Acton celebrates Patriot's Day (the third Monday in April) by sending its Minutemen on a march to the Old North Bridge in Concord, commemorating its active participation in the Revolutionary War. In fact, Acton’s longstanding and rich history provides evidence of Native Inhabitants dating back more than 7,000 years.
Education
Some of Acton’s Notable Private and Public Schools include:
Contant School
Douglas School
Gates School
McCarthy – Towne School
Merriam School
Raymond J. Grey Junior High School
Acton – Boxborough Regional High School
Attractions
Some of Acton’s most popular attractions include:
Discovery Museum
Iron Work Farm
Hosmer House
Jones Tavern
The Faulkner House and Mills
Acton Monument
North Acton Recreation Area Park
Assabet River Rail Trail
Bruce Freeman Trail
Famous Residents
Some of Acton’s most famous residents, both past and present, include:
Steve Carell
Robert Creely
Issac Davis
Henry Durant
Mary Josephine Hannon
John Ruggles Cotting
Caroll Spinney
Madeline Amy Sweeny
Jesse Lauriston Livermore
Whether visiting one of Acton’s historical landmarks or one of the many tourist attractions, Concord’s Colonial Inn, located in nearby Concord, is a great option for you and your entire family.
Directions from Acton to Concord's Colonial Inn
|
Handicap
