Antique Spectacles, Etc.

David A. Fleishman, M.D. retired ophthalmologist maintains this non-commercial web site filled with information and imagery of antique spectacles and other vision aids.

Arlington Chamber of Commerce & Visitor's Center

The Arlington Chamber of Commerce operates the Jefferson Cutter House.

Arlington Historical Commission

The Commission is chartered under Arlington's by-laws to review and act upon any applications for building permits that involve exterior changes to historically and architecturally significant structures in Arlington.

Arlington Historic Districts Commission

The Commission reviews the plans for external changes to houses in the Arlington historic districts with the goal of preserving the historical character of the district.

Arlington Preservation Fund

The Arlington Preservation Fund, Inc. is a non-profit corporation whose principal purpose is to make low interest loans to owners of historically significant structures in the town of Arlington, MA.

Arlington Town Clerk's Office

Holder of vital records, true lists, etc.

Boston National Historical Park

This is an association of sites that provide a coherent view of the Boston's role in US history. It includes the Old South Meeting House, Old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, Old North Church, Bunker Hill, the Charlestown Navy Yard, and the USS Constitution.

Boston Public Library

Civil War Round Table of Greater Boston

Cyrus E. Dallin Art Museum

Operates a museum housing Dallin's sculptures and archives, located at the Jefferson Cutter House.

Lexington Historical Society

Massachusetts Archives (1841-1900)

Massachusetts Registry of Vital Records (1901 - present)

Menotomy Minutemen

This group of re-enactors portrays the colonial Menotomy militia and brings the Revolutionary War back to life. Find them prominent in the Patriot's Day celebrations.

Middlesex Canal Association

The purposes of the organization are to publicize the history of the Middlesex Canal, to preserve as much as possible of the extant remains of the Canal, and to restore such portions as possible as an historical and recreational area for the general public.

Minute Man National Historical Park

Consists of over 900 acres of land which wind along original segments of the April 19, 1775 Battle Road this park preserves the significant historic sites, and properties associated with the opening battles of the American Revolution.

National Archives - New England Region

New England Historic Genealogical Society

Robbins Library

The Robbins Library Local History Room contains books, photographs, slides, atlases, vertical files and other materials documenting the history of Arlington. Materials concerning Middlesex County and Massachusetts and its towns are also included.

South Middlesex Registry of Deeds

The Old Schwamb Mill

Visitors can tour the mill buildings and see the manufacture of high-quality oval and circular picture frames using original tools and processes.

Royall House

Now designated a National Historic Landmark, the Royall House was the home of Isaac Royall and Isaac Royall Jr. during 1732-1775.