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William Halstead, dying in 1645, left to the town five pounds "...to be laid out for a cow to be a continual help to such as are in need." When the cow got old she would be turned in for a fresh one, the town paying something to boot, and this continued for a long time...As late as 1767, the French family got the town cow. Ruth R. Wheeler Concord: Climate For Freedom
	The Town Cow Theater Company is an ensemble of actors who perform outdoors in the heart of historic Concord, Massachusetts.       Our plays are presented in Anne Chamberlin Park, on Lowell Road, 50’ west of Monument Square, across the street from The Colonial Inn.       Admission is free; tickets are not required. Seating is available, or bring a blanket and make it a picnic.       Parking is available in the Keyes Road parking lot, off of Main Street. A footbridge across The Milldam creek connects the parking lot to Anne Chamberlin Park.       Rest Rooms are located in The Visitor Center, on the eastern perimeter of the Keyes Road parking lot.       The Town Cow adheres to a running time of two hours or less. Our plays are performed without intermission.       Thanks for visiting our website, and enjoy the show!