Tyngsborough, Massachusetts

Things to Do

Annual Events

Shamrock Ball (March)

Spas and Relaxation

About the Area

Founded in 1661 by Colonel Jonathan Tyng , Tyngsboro lies on the Massachusetts-New Hampshire border, 30 miles north of Boston and just south of the town of Nashua, NH. The town has direct access to route 3, facilitating travel south to Boston and north to points in New Hampshire. Tyngsboro is made up mainly of suburban neighborhoods with some rural forest and farming areas remaining from the town's earlier days. The high school is well known for its sports programs and competitive spirit. The elegant Stonehedge Inn and Spa, famous for being home to New England's largest wine cellar, is located in Tyngsboro on a scenic bend in the Merrimack River. The Inn offers upscale accommodations and dining year 'round.

Schools and Education

Tyngsborough Elementary School
Tyngsborough Middle School
Tyngsborough High School

Additional Info

Fire Department: 978-649-7671
Police Department: 978-649-7504
Town Hall: 978-649-2300
Town Website: www.tyngsboroughmass.com

Incorporated in 1809
Population: 8,642
Total Area: 18.05 sq. miles
Land Area: 16.85 sq. miles
Density: 513 per sq. mile
Median Household Income: $69,818.00
Median Household Size: 2.97

Tyngsborough Events