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If you're looking for lodging in or around the Woburn area, consider the Concord’s Colonial Inn. Less than half an hour away, our Inn is widely known for its architectural interest, gracious service and modern ameneties. The town of Concord is celebrated for its Colonial and literary history.
Woburn was also the setting for the 1988 film “A Civil Action,” which was based on the novel by Jonathan Harr. The novel tells the true story of a water contamination crisis, which was uncovered by Anne Anderson in the 1970's. In the decades since the groundwater contamination crisis, Woburn has seen a rebirth as one of Greater Boston’s prime industrial and tourist attractions.
Woburn once included the towns of Burlington, Winchester and parts of neighboring Stoneham and Wilmington.
Attractions
Some of Woburn’s most popular attractions include:
The 1790 House
Baldwin House
Benjamin Thompson House
Winn Memorial Library
Anderson Regional Transportation Center
Horn Pond
Businesses
Some of Woburn’s most notable businesses include:
Aerotek Incorporated
ArQule Incorporated
Bayside Engineering Incorporated
Cummings Properties
Madico Incorporated
Raytheon
Planet Fitness
Famous Residents
Some of Woburn’s most famous residents, both past and present, include:
Col. Loammi Baldwin
Eric Bogosian
Charles Goodyear
Ebenezer Locke
Stephen McCauley
Charles McMahon
Lyle Wheeler
Frederick Zollo
Philemon Wright
Gary Griswold (known locally as “The Governor”)
Whether visiting one of Woburn’s historical landmarks or one of the many tourist attractions, Concord’s Colonial Inn, located in nearby Concord, is a great option for you and your entire family.
Directions from Woburn to Concord's Colonial Inn
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