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Renovations under way at Sherborn’s Memory Statue

The mysterious lady draped in black located at “the split” in Sherborn is getting a beauty treatment. The statue and surrounding monument are the centerpiece of the Sherborn Local Historic District and were given to the town in 1924 by a local son, William Bradford Homer Dowse.

BCA is overseeing this conservation project.

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