About Groton

Groton is a relatively small community found in the north central region of the state of Massachusetts. Groton has a population of approximately nine thousand five hundred residents, and is considered a part of Middlesex County. Groton was originally settled in the year sixteen fifty five, and was incorporated in the very same year. Groton began with a trading post, and is named after a town of the same name found in Suffolk County, England. Residents of a Groton apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a number of attractions and activities in addition to a rich historic and cultural legacy. The educational needs of Groton are met by the Boutwell School, Florence Roche Elementary School, Groton-Dunstable Regional Middle School, Groton-Dunstable Regional High School, Nashoba Valley Technical High School, Prescott Elementary School, the Country Day School of the Holy Union, Lawrence Academy, and Groton School. Some notable residents of Groton include George Sewall Boutwell, Peter Gammons, Otto Piene, and Paul Matisse. Residents of a Groton apartment rental or home rental can enjoy the Groton Historical Society Museum in addition to a number of parks and recreational sites.

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