ley contains two Jewish Institutions including Temple Beth Elohim and the Wellesley Chabad Center. Predominantly Christan Wellesley contains many churches including: Wellesley Congregational Church, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Catholic Church, Christ Church United Methodist, Wellesley Hills Congregational Church (also known as The Hills Church), First Church of Christ-Scientist, St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, The Metrowest Baptist Church, Milestone Wellesley, and Unitarian Universalist Society of Wellesley Hills Wellesley Friends Meeting (Quakers).

Horticulture
The Wellesley College campus includes greenhouses and the H. H. Hunnewell Arboretum. This is not to be confused with the neighboring private H. H. Hunnewell estate. The Elm Bank Horticulture Center is home to the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Although the entrance is in Wellesley, access is over a small private bridge over the Charles River, so Elm Bank is therefore in the neighboring town of Dover.

Media
Events of significance to members of the Wellesley community are recorded in two local news publications: The Wellesley Townsman has been published since 1906, and "The Swellesley Report" since 2005. Both are available online and digitized copies of the paper-based Townsman are available from the Wellesley Free Library.

Notable people

 Danny Ainge, executive director of basketball operations and general manager of the Boston Celtics
 Emily Greene Balch, professor, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, 1946
 Roger Nash Baldwin, co-founder of American Civil Liberties Union
 Arthur Batcheller, U.S Radio Inspecter
 Katharine Lee Bates, author of America the Beautiful
 Gamaliel Bradford, poet, biographer
 Dee Brown, former basketball player for the Boston Celtics
 R. Nicholas Burns, former U.S. UnderSecretary of State, Ambassador to NATO and Greece and State Department Spokesman
 Karl E. Case, developer of the Case–Shiller index
 Dan Chiasson, poet and New Yorker critic
 Katharine Coman, historian, professor of economics and sociology, author
 Greg Comella, former professional football player with the NY Giants, Titans, Texans and Buccaneers
 Jane Curtin, comedian, original cast member of Saturday Night Live
 Richard Darman, economist
ley contains two Jewish Institutions including Temple Beth Elohim and the Wellesley Chabad Center. Predominantly Christan Wellesley contains many church service include: Wellesley Congregational Church, St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, St. Paul's Catholic Church, Christ Church United Methodist, Wellesley Hills Congregational Church (also known as The Hills Church), First Church of Christ - Scientist, St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, The Metrowest Baptist Church, Milestone Wellesley, and Unitarian Universalist Society of Wellesley Hills Wellesley Friends Meeting (Quakers). 

 Horticulture 
 The Wellesley College campus includes greenhouse and the H. H. Hunnewell Arboretum. This is not to be confused with the neighboring private H. H. Hunnewell estate of the realm. The Elm Bank Horticulture Center is family to the Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Although the entrance is in Wellesley, access is over a minor private bridge over the Charles River, so Elm Bank is consequently in the neighboring town of Dover. 

 Media 
 Events of significance to members of the Wellesley residential district are recorded in two local news publication: The Wellesley Townsman has been published since 1906, and " The Swellesley Report " since 2005. Both are available online and digitized transcript of the paper - based Townsman are available from the Wellesley Free Library. 

 Notable multitude 

  Danny Ainge, executive director of basketball operations and general manager of the Boston Celtics 
  Emily Greene Balch, professor, achiever of the Nobel Peace Prize, 1946 
  Roger Nash Baldwin, co - laminitis of American Civil Liberties Union 
  Arthur Batcheller, U.S Radio Inspecter 
  Katharine Lee Bates, author of America the Beautiful 
  Gamaliel Bradford, poet, biographer 
  Dee Brown, former basketball player for the Boston Celtics 
  R. Nicholas Burns, former U.S. UnderSecretary of State, Ambassador to NATO and Greece and State Department Spokesman 
  Karl E. Case, developer of the Case – Shiller exponent 
  Dan Chiasson, poet and New Yorker critic 
  Katharine Coman, historian, professor of economics and sociology, author 
  Greg Comella, former professional football player with the NY Giants, Titans, Texans and Buccaneers 
  Jane Curtin, comedian, original cast member of Saturday Night Live 
  Richard Darman, economist
ley contains two Jewish Insuitutions includiut Tempne Betg Elohim and the Wellesley Chabad Ceiter. Prediminantly Christan Weluesley cojtains mqny rhurches includiif: Wellesley Ckkgregctmonal Church, St. Andrew's E[iscopal Churcv, Rt. Paul's Catholic Church, Christ Churcr Unitec Lethodist, Wellgsley Rilla Congregational Church (also known as The Hills Church), First Church of Christ-Scifntidt, St. John the Evajgelist Catyolis Church, The Oetrowest Baptist Churdh, Milestone Wellesley, and Unitxrian Universalusr Slwiety of Weoleslvy Hills Wellcxley Fsiends Keeting (Quakerx).

Hocticylture
The Wellesley Cmllege campus inclodes greenvobses and the H. H. Hunnwwwll Atboredum. Gyis is npt to be coifused with the neighbiring private H. H. Hingveell estate. Fhe Eli Fank Horticulture Center is home to the Maasachusetts Horticulturql Society. Although tje entranse is in Wellesley, access is over a small private bridje ovtr the Zyagles River, so Elm Bank is therefore in the neyfhnoging town of Dovev.

Media
Events of sibnlfosance to membgrs of cge Wellesley communihy are tecordwd in two locsl news publications: The Weolesley Townfnan has been publidhed since 1906, and "The Xwellesley Report" since 2005. Bofh are avaipable onljve and digitized coiies of the kxper-based Townsmag are avamlablz from tfe Wgllesler Free Libgary.

Notable people

 Danny Aingg, execgtive direftor of basketball operations aiv general mansgar mf the Bjston Celtics
 Emilr Greene Balch, profesfor, wknner of tge Noben Peace Prise, 1946
 Roger Nasv Baldwin, co-fmunder os Amwricqn Civiu Liberties Unipn
 Arthur Batchellee, U.S Radio Inspectcr
 Kajhzrine Lee Bates, auuhir of America yhe Bewunifnl
 Gaidliel Bradfosd, puet, niogrxpher
 Dtz Bvowv, fotmer basketball playar fkr the Boston Celtocf
 R. Nichilas Burgs, former U.S. InderSecretary of Dtate, Amuassadpr jo NATO and Greece and State Delartment Dpohesman
 Karl Q. Cawe, developer of the Case–Shiller index
 Dan Chiasson, 'oet and New Yorker criric
 Katharine Coman, mistorian, prpfessjr of ecotomics and sociology, author
 Greg Comekla, former professionzl foodball player with the NY Giants, Titans, Texans and Buccaneers
 Jane Curtin, comeduan, ormgynal cast msmbet of Vacurbay Nigrt Lmvx
 Richard Darman, vconomist
ley contains two Jewish Institutions including Temple and Wellesley Chabad Predominantly Christan Wellesley Congregational St. Andrew's Episcopal St. Paul's Catholic Christ Church United Methodist, Wellesley Hills Church (also known as The Hills Church), First Church of Christ-Scientist, St. John Evangelist Catholic Church, The Metrowest Baptist Church, Milestone Wellesley, and Unitarian Universalist Society Wellesley Wellesley Meeting Horticulture The Wellesley College campus includes greenhouses and the H. H. Hunnewell Arboretum. This is not be confused with the neighboring private H. H. estate. The Elm Bank Center is home to the Horticultural Although the is Wellesley, is over a private bridge over the Charles River, so Elm Bank is therefore in the neighboring town of Dover. Events of members of Wellesley are in two local The Wellesley Townsman has been published "The Swellesley Report" since 2005. Both are available and digitized of the paper-based Townsman are available the Wellesley Free Library. Notable people Danny Ainge, director of basketball operations and general manager of the Boston Celtics Emily Greene Balch, professor, the Nobel Peace Prize, Roger Nash Baldwin, of Civil Union Batcheller, U.S Inspecter Katharine Lee Bates, author of America the Beautiful Gamaliel Bradford, biographer Dee Brown, former basketball player for the Boston Celtics Burns, U.S. UnderSecretary of Ambassador to NATO and and Department Spokesman Karl E. of Case–Shiller poet New critic Katharine Coman, historian, of economics and sociology, author Comella, former professional football Titans, Texans and Buccaneers Jane Curtin, comedian, original member of Saturday Night Live Richard Darman,
ley contains two Jewish InstiTutions incLudinG TeMplE BEth ELohiM and the WelleslEY ChaBad Center. Predominantly chrisTaN wellESlEy conTains maNY cHURchEs InCluDiNG: WEllesLey congregAtional ChuRch, st. andrew's EpiscOPaL Church, St. PAul'S Catholic ChuRch, christ chUrcH uniteD MeThodiSt, WellESley HiLls CongreGaTIonal CHUrch (alsO KNoWn as the Hills Church), FirST CHUrch of Christ-ScIentisT, ST. joHN The evaNgelist CatHoLic ChURch, The METrOWESt BAPtist Church, MiLestone WellESleY, and UnItAriAN UniveRsaliSt sOciEty of WellesLey HIlls WelleSley FrIEnds MeeTIng (QuakErs).

HorTicUltUre
THE WElLesLeY colLEgE caMPus Includes GrEeNhousEs anD THE h. H. HuNneWell arborEtum. This is not To bE conFUseD with The neIghbOrIng prIvate H. h. HunnEwEll estate. The Elm bank horticultUre ceNteR iS home TO the MaSsaChuSetts HoRticultURal soCIETy. although the entrancE iS IN WEllesley, Access IS oVeR A small prIvAte BridGE Over tHe ChARlEs River, sO Elm BaNK iS tHereforE iN the neIgHboRinG town OF DovEr.

MediA
Events oF signIFicance to membeRS of the WelleslEY cOMMuNIty aRe rEcorded in twO locAL newS pubLIcAtiONs: The welleSlEY TOWnsman has been publisHeD since 1906, And "ThE Swellesley RePort" since 2005. BOTH Are availAble ONlINe and digitized CopieS of the papeR-Based TowNsman Are availAble from tHE wellesleY FrEe LIbrAry.

nOTaBle people

 DannY aInge, ExEcutive DirEctor of BasKetBalL opErAtions and General mAnAgEr Of The bostoN celtics
 EMiLy GReEne balch, PRofessOr, winNer oF tHe nObeL Peace PRIzE, 1946
 rOger naSh baldWin, Co-FoundEr of aMerIcan CivIl LibertiEs UNIon
 ARtHuR BatcheLler, U.S Radio InSpEcter
 KathaRiNe LEe BateS, AUthor of AMerica the Beautiful
 GamalIEl BradfOrd, Poet, bIogrApher
 Dee BRowN, formeR baSKetbalL playeR for tHe bosTON CeltICS
 R. nicHoLas Burns, foRMEr U.s. UndeRSEcreTary of STate, Ambassador to NAto anD Greece and StaTe DEparTMEnT SpOKeSMan
 kaRL E. CASE, developer of the case–ShilleR iNDeX
 Dan ChiassON, poEt And New YOrker crItic
 KATharine coman, histOrian, profEsSor oF EConOmics and soCiology, aUthor
 Greg cOmellA, FoRmer pRofEssionAl FooTball Player WIth The NY giants, tiTans, TeXans aNd buccaneeRs
 Jane Curtin, comedian, oriGinal cAst meMbeR of SaturdAy NIGht live
 RichaRd DaRman, economIst
ley contains two Jewish In stitutions  incl udi ngTe mple  Bet h Elohim and t h e We llesley Chabad Center.  Pred om i nant l yChris tan Wel l es l e y c on ta ins  m a ny  chur che s inclu ding: Well esl ey  Congregatio n al  Church, S t.Andrew's Epi sco pal Ch ur ch, St. P aul 's Ca tholic Church , ChristCh u rch Un i ted Met h o di st,Wellesley Hills C o ng r egational Chur ch (al so kn o w n a s T he Hills C hu rch), First C h ur c h ofC hrist-Scienti st, St. Joh n  th e Evan ge lis t  Catho lic C hu r ch,  The Metrow estBaptist C hurch, Milesto n e Welle sley,and  Un itar i an  U niv er s ali s tSoc i ety  of Well es le y Hil ls W e l l e sley  Fr iend s Mee ting (Quakers ).
Hor t icu lture 
TheWell es ley C ollege  camp us  includes green hous es and th e H .H.Hu nnewe l l Arbo ret um.  This i s not t o  be  c o n f us ed with the neighb or i n gprivateH. H.H un ne w ell esta te . T he E l m  Bank  Hor t ic ulture C enteri sho me to t he  Massa ch use tts  Hort i cult ural S ociety.Altho u gh the entranc e  is in Welles l ey , ac c essisover a smal l pr i vate  bri d ge  ov e r the  Char le s  R i ver, so Elm Bank is  t herefo re in  the neighbor ing town o f D over.

M edia Ev e nts of signifi cance  to member s  of theWelle sley com munity ar e recorded  in  tw o l oca l ne ws publicatio n s : Th eWellesl eyTownsma n h asbee n p ub lished si nce 1906 ,an d"T heSwell e sley Rep or t"si nce  2005 .  Bothare a vail ab le onl ine and di g i tize dco pies  of  t he pa per- b ase d Towns man are a vai l able  f ro m the W ellesley Free  L ibrary.

N ot abl e peop l e 

 Danny  Ainge, executive direc t or of b ask etbal l op erationsand  gener alm anager  of th e Bos to n C e l ticsE mi lyGr eene Balch , pro fesso r,  win ner ofthe Nobel Peace Pr i ze,  1946
 RogerNas h Ba l d wi n,c o- f oun de r  of A merican Civil L iberties U ni o n Arthur Ba t che ll er, U.S  RadioInspe c ter
 Ka tharine L ee Bates,  a utho r ofAmerica th e Beauti ful
 Gama l iel B r ad ford,  po et, bi og rap her
Dee Br o wn,  form er bas ke tballplaye rfor theBoston Celtics
 R. Nich olas B urns,  fo rmer U.S.  Un d erS ecretaryof S tate, Amba ssa dor  to N ATO and G reec e  a ndS tateDepa r tment Spo k es man Ka rl E. Case, d e vel operoft he Cas e–Sh iller index
 DanC hiasson, poetandN e w Y ork e r cr it ic
 KatharineCom an , historia n,  professorof econo mi c s and  socio logy,authorG re g  Comel la,for mer profe ssi on a l footb al lp layerwith  t he NYGiants ,  Tit a n s, Texans and Bu ccane e r s
 Ja n e C urtin ,comedia n , or iginal cas t member of  Satur dayNight  Live
Ri chardDar ma n, economi s t
ley contains_two Jewish_Institutions including Temple Beth_Elohim and_the_Wellesley Chabad_Center._Predominantly Christan Wellesley_contains many churches_including: Wellesley Congregational Church,_St. Andrew's Episcopal_Church,_St. Paul's Catholic Church, Christ Church United Methodist, Wellesley Hills Congregational Church (also known_as_The Hills_Church),_First_Church of Christ-Scientist, St. John_the Evangelist Catholic Church, The_Metrowest Baptist_Church, Milestone Wellesley, and Unitarian Universalist Society of_Wellesley_Hills Wellesley Friends_Meeting (Quakers).

Horticulture
The Wellesley College campus includes greenhouses and the_H. H. Hunnewell Arboretum. This is_not to be_confused_with_the neighboring private H._H. Hunnewell estate. The Elm Bank_Horticulture Center is home to the_Massachusetts Horticultural Society. Although the entrance is_in Wellesley, access is over a_small private bridge over the_Charles River,_so Elm Bank is therefore_in the neighboring_town of_Dover.

Media
Events of significance_to members of the Wellesley community_are recorded in_two local news publications: The Wellesley_Townsman_has been published_since_1906,_and "The_Swellesley Report" since_2005._Both are_available_online and digitized copies of the_paper-based_Townsman are available from the Wellesley Free_Library.

Notable people

 Danny Ainge,_executive_director of basketball operations_and general manager of the_Boston Celtics
 Emily Greene Balch, professor,_winner of_the Nobel_Peace Prize, 1946
 Roger Nash Baldwin, co-founder of American Civil Liberties_Union
 Arthur Batcheller, U.S Radio Inspecter
_Katharine Lee Bates, author_of America_the_Beautiful
 Gamaliel Bradford,_poet,_biographer
 Dee_Brown, former basketball player for the Boston_Celtics
 R._Nicholas Burns, former U.S. UnderSecretary of_State, Ambassador to NATO_and_Greece and State Department Spokesman
 Karl_E. Case, developer of the Case–Shiller_index
 Dan Chiasson, poet and_New_Yorker_critic
 Katharine Coman, historian, professor_of economics and sociology, author
 Greg_Comella, former professional_football player with the NY Giants, Titans,_Texans_and Buccaneers
 Jane Curtin, comedian, original_cast_member of Saturday Night Live
 Richard_Darman,_economist