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The Town of Whately Massachusetts was founded in 1771 and is located in Franklin County. The town was named for a friend of Governor Hutchinson, Thomas Whately.

Whately has about 2000 year round residents.

The town is home of the Smith College Observatory as well as becoming home to a number of craftsmen who value the beauty and small town character.

Additional Networks: New Hampshire & Rhode Island