Framingham

Framingham occupies a rolling inland corridor in MetroWest Massachusetts, within the Sudbury River watershed. Incorporated as a town in 1700, it developed from an agricultural community into a major suburban center west of Boston and adopted a city form of government in 2018. Commercial districts and diverse residential neighborhoods give it a distinctly urban character within the wooded Massachusetts interior. Framingham State University has been based here since 1853; it began in 1839 as the United States’ first public normal school, established to train teachers. Discover further points of interest through webcams across Framingham and Massachusetts.

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