| Walpole, Massachusetts is 18 miles from Boston and 25 miles from Providence, RI. Named for Sir Walpole, the first Prime Minister of Great Britain, Walpole’s residents are known for their typical New England hard work ethic. The town draws people in with its miles of beautiful undeveloped land, even though the heart of the town has had an industrial base for years.
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Settled: 1659
Incorporated: 1724
County: Norfolk
Walpole, MA Population:
2008: 23,133
2000: 22,824
1990: 20,212
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