Hassanamesit Woods has a story to tell that stretches over hundreds of years. The site bridges the meeting of two cultures on Keith Hill in Grafton and connects them to a specific natural landscape.

Once the site of a “praying Indian village,” Hassanamesit’s complex history and remarkable resources include an archaeological record, documented ownership by Nipmuc Indians through the 19th century, and an evolving agricultural and natural landscape that reflects its human uses.

Use this website to explore the past and the present. You will find histories, trail guides, and a wealth of background information—everything you need to make your visit to Hassenamesit Woods a rich educational experience. Take a virtual walk—and then a real walk!

Hassanamesit Woods is owned by the town of Grafton, Massachusetts.