The article explores the small Massachusetts town of Georgetown, highlighting its newfound prominence due to local resident William Chisholm's purchase of the Boston Celtics for $6.1 billion. Many misconceptions exist about Georgetown's distance from Boston, which is only 31 miles away, making it more accessible than imagined. The piece also delves into Georgetown's historical connections, including the Revolutionary-era cannon 'Old Nancy,' asserting the town's claim to it amid competing narratives from neighboring Rowley. Ultimately, the article aims to pique interest in this small town with a significant link to a major sports team.
Georgetown, Massachusetts, actually isn't as far from Boston as many might think, being only 31 miles away with easy access via major highways.
William Chisholm, the new owner of the Boston Celtics, grew up in Georgetown, surprising many residents and sparking curiosity about their small town.
The notable Revolutionary-era cannon known as 'Old Nancy' is claimed by Georgetown, with a colorful history of thefts and a display at Town Hall.
Curiosity about Georgetown is expected to rise now that it’s linked to the high-profile acquisition of the Celtics by a local grown success.
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