Marlborough Congregational Church

A single-story wood-frame Greek Revival meetinghouse built in 1842 to a design by Augustus Truedale, with fluted Doric columns and a three-stage square tower. The congregational society dates to 1747; the building hosted town meetings into the 20th century for its seating capacity. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, December 10, 1993. An active congregation — treat as an exterior stop unless you contact the church.