Best of Uxbridge, MA
Cradle of the Industrial Revolution
About Uxbridge
Located at the midpoint of Blackstone Valley National Historic Park, Uxbridge was first colonized in 1662 and incorporated in 1727. This former textile center played a key role in the American anti-slavery movement and is recognized as the Cradle of the Industrial Revolution. The age of computing also began here with IBM’s first chief engineer and lab.
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The UXLocale
The UXLocale is an American and Italian restaurant located in the East Douglas neighborhood.
View details →Best Restaurants in Uxbridge
8 places · Where to eat, from neighborhood staples to standout kitchens.
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The UXLocale
The UXLocale is an American and Italian restaurant located in the East Douglas neighborhood.
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Niko's Pizza and Chicken
Niko's Pizza and Chicken serves classic pizza and chicken dishes in the Linwood Historic District.
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The Burger Grille
The Burger Grille is a casual dining spot located in the Linwood Historic District.
Best Parks & Outdoors in Uxbridge
6 places · Green space, gardens and room to breathe.
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Blackstone River & Canal Heritage State Park
Blackstone River & Canal Heritage State Park offers scenic views of the river and historic canal structures.
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Central (Stanley) Woolen Mill District Park
Central (Stanley) Woolen Mill District Park offers a spacious green area for relaxation and family activities.
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Uxbridge Common District
Uxbridge Common District is a public park that offers green spaces for recreation.
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