Sturbridge

The Quinebaug River defines the setting of Sturbridge — its wooded valley and small ponds give this central Massachusetts town a distinctly inland New England character. Sturbridge is best known for Old Sturbridge Village, a living-history museum founded in 1946 that interprets rural New England life between 1790 and 1840 through historic buildings, farms and craft demonstrations. Near the junction of Interstate 84 and the Massachusetts Turnpike, the town has long been a convenient stop on routes between Boston, Hartford and New York. Conservation land, trails and lakes around Worcester County provide a quieter counterpoint to the main roads. Browse additional webcams from central Massachusetts and the Quinebaug Valley to extend your view of Sturbridge.

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