Town of Millis
Life in Millis, MA
The town of Millis is a quiet suburb of Boston located in western Norfolk county along the Charles River. A nice mix of a suburban and rural community, this 12.16 square mile town is surrounded by sought-after towns including Medway to the west, Holliston and Sherborn to the north, Medfield to the east, and Norfolk to the south. Millis’ central location in eastern MA makes it a prime location for those looking for an easy commute to major cities or a wide variety of shopping and attractions nearby. The town is 26 miles southwest of Boston, 32 miles east of Worcester, and 32 miles north of Providence as well as a short drive from major shopping areas including The Natick Mall, Patriot Place, and Legacy Place.
History of Our Growth
Route 109, a major thoroughfare that passes through Millis, connects the town in both east and west directions to state highway routes 128 and 495 for easy commuting. In addition, railroad transit is available via the Norfolk Train Station in the neighboring town of Norfolk as well as other rail stops in towns close by including Needham, Walpole, and Franklin.
Millis’ great history dates back to 1657 when it was first settled. Originally, the land that makes up Millis was part of Dedham but was eventually granted to Medfield. With the help of Lansing Millis, the Town of Millis was officially incorporated in 1885. Lansing’s efforts were responsible for the town’s growth economically as well as bringing the railroad to the area leading it to become the vibrant community it is today.
Town of Millis Resources
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