Southborough Community House (1906)
William A. White, a Boston lawyer, built a shingle-style home on Main Street in Southborough in 1906. In 1921, the house was acquired by White’s friend, Charles F. Choate, who donated it to the Southborough Village Society, a village improvement society organized in 1922. Called the Community House, the building became a focal point for local activities and even had a bowling alley at one time. When he gave the house to the Society, Choate stipulated that it be shared with the Leo L. Bagley Post of the American Legion. Choate hired architect Charles M. Baker to design a one-and-a-half story east wing (1921-1922) to serve as the Post’s headquarters.
As a young boy we would have ice cream and cake on the fourth of July after the parade , and christmass Santar Claus would shoe up. also remember the bowling ally .
thinking of bridal shower, small, 30 or under.
do you have brunch caterers? can you have spiked punch?