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Westford was initially part of Chelmsford but gained its independence in 1729. In the late 18th and 19th centuries, Westford played a significant role in farming and textiles, like granite, apples, and yarn.
By the end of the Civil War, roads and transportation began to improve. Westford acted as a bedroom community for Lowell and eventually Boston, making it one of the earliest examples of suburban sprawl in America. Later on, in the 20th century, Westford continued to grow and serve as Lowell and Boston’s residential space with the automobile’s invention.
Although primarily a residential town now, Westford has a rich history in farming thanks to its vast lands and proximity to the Stony Brook Conservation Land. However, this also means that it’s all too common for Westford residents to come across unwanted pests in this great environment.