Lemonade Social

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July 15, 2025

Under the shade of trees with a gentle breeze, more than 50 people gathered last Saturday for the Wellington Fields Lemonade Social at the historic Wellington Fields property on Trapelo Road. After enjoying light refreshments and hearing from representatives about progress being made on site, many attendees strolled the pathways.

Restoration of the Wellington Fields property is being carried out by a coalition of supporters, including numerous volunteers from the Waltham Land Trust, Mayor Jeannette A. McCarthy, Ward 3 Councilor Bill Hanley, the city’s Consolidated Public Works and Recreation Departments and Rangers Adam Green and Issac Berger.

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Emily Szczypek

The first photo I have a memory of taking is one I took of my mother, father and younger sister. I believe my sister was wearing her baptismal dress. I would have been four years old. I no longer have the photo as I have given all the photos with my sister in them to my sister. I got the photography from my dad and nature from my mom. I am the family photo archivist. I’m also a chronicler. I chronical nature, family, events, sometimes meaningful sometimes random. It is a hobby that I enjoy. I have lived in Waltham for 29 years. I am a “city girl” I love living in a city. I love visiting the countryside but love living right in the city. I love having a choice where I can walk, bicycle or drive to the supermarket and other places if so desired.

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Susan Fielding Trask
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July 16, 2025 at 4:49 pm

Where is Wellington Fields on Trapelo?? I grew up and brought my children up on Trapelo, and don’t recall a place with that name.

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