Marlborough 100 Years Ago: April 1926

Step back in time to April 1926 in the very first episode of “Marlborough 100 Years Ago.” In this premiere, we bring the past to life with a 1920s-style radio broadcast—sharing the headlines, stories, and everyday moments that shaped Marlborough a century ago. There's a mysterious disappearance, prohibition-era raids, the end of the trolley line, booming business developments, and even a thrilling high school baseball game. It’s a fascinating snapshot of life in the Jazz Age. All of the stories featured in this episode come directly from actual newspaper articles from the archives of the Marlborough Enterprise, giving you an authentic look at the people, events, and culture of the time. Plus, period-style advertisements, theater listings, and local happenings help recreate what it truly felt like to live in Marlborough in 1926. 🎙️ New episodes will continue to explore different months and moments from 100 years ago right here in Marlborough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Izg6xBGxcuk