| Home to the oldest animal shelter in the United States, Westwood, Massachusetts is also home to a number of conservation areas as well. This family-friendly town offers many activities for children throughout the seasons. Westwood was a dry town until 2005 and is only thirteen miles from Boston. With two easily accessible commuter rail lines, Westwood is an ideal location for families and businesses.
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Settled: 1640
Incorporated: 1897
County: Norfolk
Westwood, MA Population:
2008: 14,189
2000: 14,117
1990: 12,557
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