Chelmsford, Massachusetts. City and Business guide.

Welcome to Chelmsford, Massachusetts.

Chelmsford is a town in Middlesex County, Massachusetts located 32 miles from Boston. Chelmsford is located at the intersection of the major US highways of I-495 and Route 3.

Chelmsford, Massachusetts was the birthplace of the Chelmsford Spring Co. in 1901, which later became the Chelmsford Ginger Ale Company, acquired by Canada Dry in 1928.

History Rock, near the center of Chelmsford, MA. Photo by Eclipse Pics, May 2006
Chelmsford flag: A white flag with an green map of Massachusetts, a yellow star in each corner of the flag, and the seal of the town in the center, consisting of a blue outer ring with the town and state name, and blue disk, edged yellow, with the town and state name. In the center is a yellow disk an illustration of a local landmark, and the text LET THE CHILDREN GUARD WHAT THE SIRES HAVE WON and the date 1655.

Chelmsford was a community of many specialties that included agriculture and grazing as well as dairying and orchards. There was also some lumbering and some small operations such as grist mills and lime quarries and brick yards. During the 19th century machine shops and a granite quarry that supplied the material for Quincy Market operated in Chelmsford.

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