Ranger Walkabout: Indigenous History in Grafton

Join a Park Ranger and explore the Blackstone River Valley.

During the months of June, July, and August, park staff offer specialty tours at varying locations across the Blackstone River Watershed. These programs begin at 6:30 PM and are 60-minutes long.

Please wear comfortable footwear and bring water. Most tours are outside and often include walking on uneven surfaces on varying types of terrain with no access to bathroom facilities. Bug spray and sunscreen are also highly suggested.

Please Note: There will be no Walkabouts on June 19 and July 3.

JUNE 12 PROGRAM
Take a walk around Grafton with a park ranger and local expert Bruce Curliss. Together, we’ll explore the long Indigenous history of Grafton and how different lifeways have collided along the Grafton common.

You may also like the following events from Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park:

• This month, 26th June, 06:30 pm, Ranger Walkabout: Patriots of Northbridge in Whitinsville
• Next month, 10th July, 06:30 pm, Ranger Walkabout: Making a Mill Village in Sutton