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A Little About Norwood
Started as an agricultural settlement like other New England towns and cities, Norwood also progressed through an industrial stage to become the suburban bedroom community it is today. One of the most notable things about the town is its official seal, which happens to depict a local patriot in redcoat; compounding the irony is the further illustration, on the same seal, alluding to the legend that this celebrated minuteman rushed from his plough to join the Revolution on April 19 – still early spring in Massachusetts and maybe not quite ploughing time!
