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Introduction to Douglas, Massachusetts
Douglas, Massachusetts, in Worcester county, is 14 miles S of Worcester, Massachusetts and 40 miles SW of Boston, Massachusetts. About 7,045 people live in Douglas.
Douglas History
The English became the first Europeans to settle in the area around Douglas in 1715. The earliest settlers primarily came from Sherburn and Natwick. The city was named Douglas in honor of Dr. William Douglas, a physician from Boston who gave a large sum of money for construction of schools and houses in the area.
Douglas and nearby Attractions
Things To Do In Douglas
Museums located in and around Douglas include the Brooklyn Historical Society Museum, the Scargo Stoneware Pottery and Art Gallery and the Clear River Fine Art Studios. Swimming and water sports can be enjoyed at the Evelyn Kirrane Aquatic center. Opportunities for swimming, boating and fishing are available at the Douglas State Forest, while Southwick’s Zoo is accessible from Douglas as well.
Douglas Transportation
Boston Logan International is the nearest major airport.
Douglas Higher Education
Nearby colleges and universities include the College of the Holy Cross, Clark University, Assumption College and Worcester State College.
Comparing Douglas to similar size places nationwide (Peers) and to other places in Massachusetts (State):
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