Local Legend of Dr. Enoch Dole Shortly before the Revolutionary War, Eve Cogswell and Dr. Enoch Dole became engaged. When Enoch was called to serve in the War, Eve made Enoch swear an oath before God that “he would surely return to her, if not in body then in spirit…

Baseball has always been very popular in Littleton both for school children and adults. From our Littleton Massachusetts 1714-2014 book: ” Initially coached and funded by Robert ‘Buzzy” Cozzens. the Hornets were part of the American Legion summer baseball program for…

He was the eighth of nine children of Capt. Edmund Tuttle and Louise Fletcher. Adams Tuttle was a farmer. He enlisted 17 Mar 1862 at 19 years old. He was killed in action at the battle of Spotsylvania Court House in Virginia and has a gravestone at Westlawn Cemetery….

Lemuel Leland Powers was born 15 June 1756 in Littleton. He was one of four Baptist ministers who served a group of churches in New York, Vermont and Massachusetts. He resettled in New York. The pieces were hair from Lemuel’s great-grandson Warren (Matilda) Powers’…

One of the articles is a response written by Thomas Olsen to some criticism of his class of 1971. The Find seemed serendipitous since this is their 50th anniversary. We would love to accept any of the other volumes that were printed. The Tiger Newsletter Joanne Cone…

Our Friday Find: You never know where Littleton history will show up. Sandra Murphy Mauer (a descendant of Walter Powers) found some early 1900 letters relating to the Drew/Osborn family at an antique shop in Gloucester and donated them to the Society. The Marion Drew…