Driving Tour of Sudbury

Welcome to the Society's pictorial tour of Sudbury. You can take the tour from the comfort of your own home or you can drive the route and visit the locations.

This tour covers thirty five historic Sudbury sites throughout the town. The tour will take you about 3 hours with a mix of driving and walking.

Start the tour

You can also use our printable version of the tour.

Printable version

The tour can also be found on Google Maps at Google Maps: Sudbury Tour.

The tour was originally written by Town Historian Curt Garfield for the Town of Sudbury. The following members of the Historical Society prepared this revised version of the tour:

• Terry Keeney, research, photography, primary author
• Lee Swanson, primary research
• Dr. Tony Howes, research and editing
• Chuck Zimmer, mapping
• Margaret Fredrickson, Debbie Keeney and Bill Andreas, editing and production

If you have changes, corrections and suggestions on the tour, please email them to us at info@sudbury01776.org  (click here to launch email).

Contents of the Driving Tour

1.Communal Grinding Stone

2.The North Cemetery in Wayland

3.Lydia Maria Child's House

4.Four Arch Bridge

5.Haynes Garrison House

6.Ralph Adams Cram House and Chapel

7.The Town Pound

8.Revolutionary War Cemetery

9.Loring Parsonage

10.The Hosmer House

11.First Parish Meeting House

12.Grange Hall

13.Leonard Goulding House

14.Israel Howe Brown House

15.Wadsworth Cemetery

16.Goodnow Library

17.Mill Village

18.Wayside Inn Gate House

19.Wayside Inn Barn

20.Wayside Inn Underpass

21.Wayside Inn Cider Mill

22.Wayside Inn Grist Mill

23.David How Dam and Original Mill Site

24.Wayside Inn Boys School

25.Martha Mary Chapel

26.Redstone School House

27.Boston Post Road/Kings Highway

28.Longfellow's Wayside Inn

29.Ford's Carding Mill

30.Walker House

31.Wayside Inn Boys School Dormitory

32.Walker Garrison House

33.Wayside Inn Railroad Waiting Room

34.Pratt's (Stearn's) Mill

35.Babe Ruth House