No swimming, no boating. But many places for which to approach the water. It's everyone's drinking…read morewater for the whole town. So be respectful n clean. Very calm, quiet, and peaceful. Perfect for photographers/photography at many spots along the shore.

The Place is not taken care of near the water arras and the newer trees they planted are either…read moredead or gong to be dead because all they did was plop them in the ground. I spent most of my life down there enjoying that area and it has gotten lost. It's no ones fault. Just s budget issue and that's awful.

THIS was SERIOUSLY a lucky find! I can;t tell you how HAPPY I was when I found this!…read more If you want to know more about the local heritage, come here and read this memorial! You can find a LOT of these local bolders all over the place! I'm SO glad they made a memorial out of one! THANK YOU!!!!

Historical Station 5 was part of the earlier Weymouth Fire Department at Colombian Square…read more It's now a Jeweler's store. During the Christmas event they have huge ice sculptures. There's more info on the local Weymouth Historical websites.

Sadly, Abigail Adams hasn't faired as well as her husband and son…read more I came here expecting a Tour with a knowledgable Guide, a Gift Shop, a spiffy multimedia presentation. At least something similar to John and Quincy historical sites just up the road. Here, nothing. Just a note on the front window about monthly tours. Oh come on now. They don't even have a copy of her famous letters during the Revolution to her husband for viewing? If it wasn't for those letters, generations of historians would be out of luck! Sad! Two Stars for the effort, not for the second First Lady.

Great setting. Totally serene & an easy jaunt from Boston…read more The 44 acres under conservation easement and mansion are also available for indoor and outdoor events including community groups, party and wedding rentals, corporate functions, recreational and educational programs, and fundraising events. Check out their seasonal schedule for events.

Threw a suprise birthday celebration for my spouse at this location and Leo and his team were…read moregreat. I would definitely party there again.

Pretty good! This whole place is updated, renovated, rebuilt from the ground up!…read more Lots of PokeStops & PokeGyms here! I caught some Shiny Pokemon here for Hoenn Tour, including my very first Shiny Pikachu! So much good stuff here! Really beautiful! Money well spent on the updated library! Probably my favorite library!

We feel so lucky that Tufts is our local library! The children's library is large with a wonderful…read morevariety of books, a substantial play area, educational computers for both younger and older children, and a great program space that hosts an impressive variety of children's programs, events, and classes. The outdoor playground is a huge hit, and has everything a kid could want. The adult space upstairs has an absolutely incredible layout. There are many quiet study rooms and pods that can be reserved for use, as well as an impressive amount of individual workspaces that are designed in a way that they feel private and quiet. There are also community rooms in a range of sizes available for reservation - some holding 75+ people! We love coming here to study or work, and it is the perfect space to spend time with the kids in our lives! They also host community markets in their outdoor space, including live musicians! I can't recommend Tufts Library enough!

It was probably funny enough that in 2013 I wrote a review of our town dump...more kindly named the…read moretown Transfer Station. But here I am writing an update mostly to comment on the Swap Shop within. This is the place where town residents can drop off gently used goods (no clothing or upholstered furniture) which can then be taken away for free by any other resident who sees what you've dropped off and wants it. The Swap Shop was closed for the better part of a year due to the pandemic and it is newly re-opened. Lately I have undertaken the task of cleaning out the attic, basement and some kitchen cabinets. I am truly into minimizing...we have accumulated so many things over the years that we don't need and that we rarely use. Some of the items are still in great shape and so I've boxed them up and brought them to the Swap Shop. I feel good giving away items that are still usable and in good shape to others who might want them. Last week when I dropped off several boxes of things, I saw that someone had left a complete and lovely set of Noritake china..service for 8. I had no use for it but it was beautiful...I hope someone nabbed it. I have also been overhauling my clothes closets which is something I do every couple of years....I am ruthless about this task and in the past few years have employed the Marie Kondo method...if it doesn't bring me "joy" (and if I haven't worn it in the past year), out it goes. (I use Marie Kondo's method for folding clothes now too: it's a game changer...you won't believe the space you'll find in your drawers). With this most recent clothes-closet-cleanup I ended up with 3 large bags of clothing...much of it clothes I wore to work and since I am newly retired have no use for anymore. Over the years the task has gotten easier because I have been buying fewer clothes. I brought the bags of clothes to the Town Dump to deposit in the Goodwill bins. Years ago, I used to bring some of my used clothes to a consignment shop in town but I can't be bothered anymore. I also just feel better donating to a place like Goodwill. We still don't have curbside garbage pickup in Hingham, but going to the Transfer Station is not without its own "charm"...running into neighbors, feeling good about sorting your trash for recycling, and donating things to Goodwill and the Swap Shop.

It's a five star view!…read more I'm not going to write much here, just check out my photos of the view. You'll have to get out of your car and walk around the rim of the fort counter clockwise 2/3 of the way from the parking lot until you see a black marble bench, move forward right up to the tall grass & brush for the best view of the outer Boston Harbor Islands. Great spot for a picnic, very quiet especially during the weekdays. The tower is open once a month on the 1st Saturday between 10AM & Noon. You can take a ferry from Boston to Pemberton Point in Hull and walk up to the park (1/2 mile or so) or take the Commuter Rail to Nantasket Junction & ride your bike (seven miles each way unless you took the ferry back). There's a lobster shack @ Pemberton Point and tons of fried clams, etc at Nantasket Beach.

Recommend you read the signs and stuff. Place is spooky but really cool! Interesting…read moregeographically considering you can drive here but it's in the middle of the Boston harbor islands. AMAZING view!

Fantastic selection of crystals, candies, statues, tapestries, herbs and sage sticks. This store is…read morebeautiful inside. They offer all kinds of readings: tarot, astrology, psychic readings etc. They also do classes. Definitely stop by abed check it out!

I've been coming to this shop for years and absolutely love it! They have a great selection of…read morecrystals and just about everything spiritual, all at really reasonable prices. They also offer all kinds of readings, and every one I've had has been incredibly accurate I always felt a genuine connection with the reader. On top of that, they have a wide variety of classes, so there's always something new to explore. Definitely one of my favorite spiritual shops! Staff at the front are always informative and friendly as well.