Sturbridge

[ stur-brij ]

noun

1. a town in central Massachusetts: reconstruction of early American village.

Example Sentences

This quintessential PBS show is back for its 28th season, with the first few episodes taking place at the Alaska Native Heritage Center in Anchorage before traveling to Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts.

From New York Times

The 44-year-old Sturbridge, Massachusetts, man was working on an “emergency lighting conduit” at the time he was electrocuted, the Cambridge Police Department said in a release.

From Washington Times

An education center scheduled to open next summer in Sturbridge, Mass., promises “a new way of socializing EVs to mainstream society.”

From Washington Post

In recent years, Mr. Knight’s life has fallen into a happy rhythm of touring for three months every other year with the reformed New Kids, taking on three or four renovations a year for clients and spending the rest of the time as caretaker of his mini Old Sturbridge Village.

From New York Times

One driver was traveling west on the eastbound side of the highway in Sturbridge at about 6 p.m.

From Washington Times