The mission of the Town of Concord Archives is to collect, catalog, preserve, and provide access to the permanent and historically significant records of the Town of Concord Government. The Town Archives supports the Town and its residents by preserving Town records and making them known and available to researchers, students, genealogists, scholars, authors, and anyone else who wishes to research the workings and history of New England town government. The holdings of the Town of Concord Archives include historical vital records (births, deaths, and marriages), town meeting minutes, select board records, annual reports, early town records (1639-1876), and the records of other departments, boards, and committees.
The Town of Concord Archives is now hosting select records in the Town of Concord Archives Digital Repository, including:
Concord Vital Record Register, 1635-1887.
Births, Marriages, and Deaths | Concord, Massachusetts 1635-1850.
Early Town Records, 1695, 1698, 1699, and 1774.
Annual Town Reports, 1840-present.
Concord Oral History Program, 1977-2015.
Other Resources:
Concord Bridges (The Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Concord, Massachusetts, from January 1, 1921, to December 31, 1921)
Revolutionary-Era Concord Town Records (1774 - 1776)