Mansfield, Colonial town in Bristol County, Massachusetts, United States
Mansfield is a town in Bristol County, Massachusetts, situated between Boston and Providence. It spans mixed terrain with residential neighborhoods, open land, and highway corridors that link it to surrounding urban centers.
European exploration of the area began in 1640, with a permanent settlement established in 1658. The community was formally incorporated in 1775 during the American Revolution.
The Fisher-Richardson House displays objects from everyday life in earlier centuries, showing how residents lived and worked. Visitors can see original furnishings and tools that reflect the domestic practices of families during the colonial period.
Interstate highways 95 and 495 pass through the town, providing direct connections to Boston and Providence. MBTA commuter rail offers another travel option for those moving between this area and the broader region.
The Xfinity Center is one of New England's largest outdoor music venues, drawing major touring artists throughout the year. This facility has become a major destination for concert-goers across the region.
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