This is a tax book created by Herman Stow, the parish collector, in 1808, which includes a list of parishioner names and their tax payments broken down by tax categories.

This series contains the records, history, and publications of the ministers from Marlborough. Included in the records are personal correspondence, ecclesiastical council minutes, meeting minutes, published sermons, a church history, photographs of grave sites,

This is a softbound print volume of a sermon delivered by Pitt Clark for the ordination of Rev. Sylvester Bucklin.

The full title reads: "A Sermon Delivered in Marlborough at the Ordination of the Rev. Sylvester F. Bucklin November 2, 1808."

This is a softbound print volume of a Sermon preached by Rev. Sylvester F. Bucklin on the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination.

The full title reads: "A Sermon Preached in Marlborough, Mass., Nov. 3, 1858, by Rev. Sylvester F. Bucklin, on the Fiftieth Anniversary of his Ordination as Pastor of the East Church in that Town."

Three copies of a printed volume of select sermons preached by Rev. Levi A. Field while a minister in Marlborough.

The full title reads: "Sermons Preached by Rev. Levi A. Field Late Pastor of the Union Church and Society Marlboro, Mass. with the Funeral Sermon and Obituary by Rev. Edmund Powse, Sherborn, Mass."

This volume, maintained by David Goodale, is a weekly record of sermons preached "in the New Meeting House." For each mass, David provided the name of the preacher, the date, the bible verse of the sermon, and a transcription of the bible passage. There are large gaps in the records after 1809.

This volume is a loosebound print publication of two sermons preached by Aaron Smith, the pastor "of the Church in Marlsborough." Both sermons are based on a passage from Lev. 26. 3-4.

The full title reads: "Some Temporal Advantages in Keeping Covenant with GOD, Considered and Applied in Two Discourses from Lev. 26. 3, 4. Delivered June 15th 1749, Being a Day of publick Fasting, on Occasion of the extream Drought."

This volume, maintained by Meliscent Warren Goodale, contains weekly records about the sermons that were preached at the First Congregational Church. For each mass, Meliscent provided the name of the preacher, the date, the bible verse of the sermon, and a short transcription of the bible passage. There are large gaps in the records after 1842. Also included is a letter which described how the volume was added to the collection.

These untitled sermon notes were found along side the Funeral Sermon for Rev. Robert Buck, but it was clear that this was a separate document so it was removed and given its own folder.

This series contains 5 volumes of records for the First Church including meeting minutes and membership records. This series also 8 folders of records including sermon pamphlets, weekly sermon records, early church covenants, building, repair, expansion records for the meeting house, written histories of the church, financial records, and pew sale records.