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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Scituate,_MassachusettsScituate, Massachusetts - Wikipedia

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   Website. www .scituatema .gov. Scituate ( / ˈsɪtʃuɪt / ⓘ) [1] is a seacoast town in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States, on the South Shore, midway between Boston and Plymouth. The population was 19,063 at the 2020 census.

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2. www.scituatema.govScituate MA

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   Town of Scituate, MA 600 Chief Justice Cushing Highway, Scituate, Massachusetts 02066 Mon, Weds & Thurs 8:30-4:45. Tuesdays 8:30-7:30. Friday 8:30-11:45

3. scituatevisitorscenter.comScituate Visitors Center | Things To Do In Scituate, MA

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   3 days ago · Scituate is a coastal town halfway between Boston and Plymouth, offering year-round recreation, historic sites, restaurants, shops, and festivals. Learn more about Scituate's attractions, events, and trails on the official tourism website.

4. www.thecrazytourist.com › 15-best-things-to-do-in15 Best Things to Do in Scituate (MA) - The Crazy Tourist

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   • Scituate Lighthouse. At Cedar Point on the northern edge of Scituate Harbor stands the 11th lighthouse to be built in the United States. Completed in 1810, the Old Scituate Light soon gained renown in 1814 during the War of 1812 when Rebecca and Abigail Bates (The Lighthouse Army of Two) averted an attack by British soldiers by playing their fife and drum, making them think they were the town’s militia.
   • Scituate Harbor. Now designated a Cultural District, Scituate’s award-winning town center is a quaint seaside village with lots of restaurants, shops, maritime businesses and other local amenities behind lovely old storefronts.
   • Lawson Tower. Designed like a fairytale castle turret, the 153-foot Lawson Tower was erected in 1902 to conceal a steel water tank. The driving force behind the construction was the rich investor Thomas W. Lawson (1857-1925), who had recently established his Dreamworld farm nearby and wanted the water tower to be more pleasing to the eye.
   • Seafood. One of the joys of being on the coast in Massachusetts is the chance to treat yourself to some world-class seafood, straight from the ocean. Scituate will never let you down for time-honored New England dishes, like lobster rolls, baked haddock, swordfish, clam chowder, lobster stew, clam strips, crab cakes and fried scallops.

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   Is Scituate a contiguous town?

   • Scituate is considered a South Shore community, located just south of the mouth of greater Boston Harbor. The town is not contiguous; Humarock is a part of Scituate which can only be reached from Marshfield.

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   Why is Scituate a good place to live?

   • Scituate is situated exactly halfway between Boston and Plymouth and has the best natural harbor between the two. Perhaps this is why “The Men of Kent,” some of whom had sailed on the Mayflower, chose to live here in the late 1620s after leaving Plymouth Colony.

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   How is Scituate governed?

   • Scituate is governed on the local level by the open town meeting form of government, and is led by a town administrator and a board of selectmen. The town hall, police and fire station 3 are all located in buildings along Route 3A, just down the street from the traditional center of town.

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   What is Scituate Massachusetts known for?

   • Scituate has five public beaches: Minot, Sand Hills, Egypt, Peggotty, and Humarock. The town has no freeways running through it; Massachusetts Route 3 runs through neighboring Norwell. Route 3A runs through the town, and is known as Chief Justice Cushing Highway for this stretch, named for Chief Justice William Cushing (1732–1810).

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6. scituatevisitorscenter.com › about › historyScituate, MA History | Scituate Visitors Center

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   Learn about the 500-year history of Scituate, MA, from the Men of Kent arrival in 1627 to the Irish mossing industry in the 1900s. Discover the notable historical figures and events that shaped Scituate, such as the Boston Tea Party and the Army of Two.

7. www.tripadvisor.com › Attractions-g41804THE 15 BEST Things to Do in Scituate - Tripadvisor

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   Things to Do in Scituate, Massachusetts: See Tripadvisor's 2,880 traveler reviews and photos of Scituate tourist attractions. Find what to do today, this weekend, or in April. We have reviews of the best places to see in Scituate. Visit top-rated & must-see attractions.

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9. www.scituatema.gov › aboutAbout Scituate | Scituate MA

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   About Scituate. Scituate is a small to mid-sized seacoast community located equidistant between Boston and Plymouth. In the 375 years since its incorporation, it has evolved from a summer colony to a residential community but has managed to retain some of the flavor of its past. Ocean-related recreational activities make it a very desirable ...