Waltham
Boston's western neighbor
Waltham is a place name for several cities and towns, most notably in Massachusetts, where the Waltham Watch Company pioneered American factory watchmaking in the 19th century.
The name appears across England and the United States: She grew up in Waltham, the Waltham forest.
British pronunciations often drop the "l."
Massachusetts state capital
- suburbOutlying residential district
- BrandeisGerman-Jewish surname
- BentleyBritish luxury automaker
- Charles RiverMassachusetts urban waterway
Massachusetts · commuter · university town · industrial history · New England · Main Street · Newton · Watertown
Relating to timepiece science
- timepieceHour-measuring device
- pocket watchPortable chain-attached timepiece
- movementChange in position
- precisionAccuracy of measurement
factory · craftsman · industrial revolution · assembly line · jeweled · mainspring · dial · escapement
Southeastern English county
- HertfordshireEnglish county, home counties
- LondonEngland's capital city
- EnglishBritain's native tongue
- boroughAdministrative town or district
gunpowder · monastery · Harold · medieval · market town · Greater London · British · abbey church
Tree-dense ecosystem
- abbeyMonastic house of worship
- crossPass from side to side
- holyDedicated to the divine
- ecclesiasticalRelating to church matters
Old English · woodland · settlement · Anglo-Saxon · etymology · village · parish · manor
Boston
Massachusetts state capital
Charles River · Massachusetts · commuter · university town · industrial history · New England · Main Street · Newton · Watertown · historic
horological
Relating to timepiece science
- timepieceHour-measuring device
- pocket watchPortable chain-attached timepiece
- movementChange in position
precision · factory · craftsman · industrial revolution · assembly line · jeweled · mainspring · dial · escapement · interchangeable parts
Essex
Southeastern English county
- HertfordshireEnglish county, home counties
- LondonEngland's capital city
- EnglishBritain's native tongue
borough · gunpowder · monastery · Harold · medieval · market town · Greater London · British · abbey church
forest
Tree-dense ecosystem
ecclesiastical · Old English · woodland · settlement · Anglo-Saxon · etymology · village · parish · manor · historic site