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New Bedford Travel Guide
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Letter from the Senator
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Letter from the Mayor
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Downtown New Bedford Map
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Calendar of Events
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Beaches
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Boating & Fishing
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Biking & Hiking
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Golfing
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Sports & Recreation
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Arts, Culture, & Entertainment
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Getting Around New Bedford
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New Bedford History
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Recognition
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Town Profiles
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Accommodations
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Dining & Drinking
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Shopping
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Services
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Real Estate
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The Future of New Bedford
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New Bedford City Directory
Welcome to the
South Coast of
Massachusetts
CITY OF NEW BEDFORD
JONATHAN F. MITCHELL, MAYOR
Welcome!
You’ve found the most beautiful corner of Massachusetts, and my favorite place
in the world: South Coast, Massachusetts.
The South Coast is renowned for its beaches, and on this corner of Buzzard’s
Bay, ocean breezes remind you that the best stuff in life is free. But look just
beyond the surface and you’ll find an area steeped in culture.
New Bedford played an integral role to the whaling industry and our storied past
is preserved in world-class museums and historic sites; one of my favorites is
Fort Tabor- one of the nation’s most unique attractions, blending history with a
scenic ocean landscape. The seafaring tradition continues with the city getting a
nod as one of Yachting’s 2012 Best Towns.
Today, the South Coast area is filled with unbelievably talented artists and musicians, and we’re beyond lucky to play home to one of the nation’s finest theaters,
the Zeiterion. The Atlantic even named New Bedford the seventh most artistic
city in America.
There’s never been a more exciting time to be a part of this ongoing renaissance.
And no matter when you visit, you’ll find stunning scenery and a variety of community festivals and events.
Finally, I couldn’t possibly talk about the South Coast without mentioning its
world-class restaurants and bars. You may find me taking my mom out to dinner
at one of the area’s celebrated seafood eateries, or on date at any of downtown
New Bedford’s live music venues.
The City of New Bedford is located in Southeastern Massachusetts on the shores of
beautiful Buzzards Bay. Here, visitors can experience the unique arts, history, and
culture that residents enjoy year-round.
New Bedford is the world’s most famous whaling-era seaport with a rich history and
cultural heritage. Our city is internationally known as the number one fishing port in
America. Fresh seafood harvested by local fishermen is enjoyed across the United
States and around the globe.
In addition to fresh seafood, local restaurants offer an international dining experience
including Portuguese, Cape Verdean and many other culinary delights that have
established this city as a destination.
New Bedford is also a destination for entertainment and recreation. The City is home
to a vibrant arts and culture scene, and boasts the presence of three colleges. In
addition to its many local shops, galleries and museums, New Bedford is home to a
National Park, a world class Whaling museum, one of the finest small zoos in the
country, picturesque beaches and parks, many exciting cultural feasts and festivals.
This city is a great place to call home and a beautiful place to experience as a visitor. I
invite you to bring your family and friends to explore all that New Bedford has to offer.
Sincerely,
After growing up in New Bedford and traveling to over 75 countries on six continents, I don’t think there’s a better place to visit or call home. On behalf of all of
us who call the South Coast home, we hope you discover why we love this place
so dearly.
Jon Mitchell
Mayor
Mark C. Montigny
Senator
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Downtown New Bedford
Map Listings
BANKS & ATMs
31. New Bedford Preservation Society
55. Be Jeweled
32. New Bedford Whaling National
Historical Park
56. The Bedford Merchant
57. Carter’s Clothing & Footwear
1. BayCoast Bank
13. Arthur Moniz Gallery
33. Ocean Explorium at New Bedford Seaport
14. Crowell’s Fine Art
58. Celia’s Boutique
2. First Citizens’ Federal Credit Union
34. Seamen’s Bethel
15. Gallery X
59. Christian Science Reading Room
3. Webster Bank
16. Judith Klein Art Gallery
35. Waterfront Visitor Center- Wharfinger
Building
60. Converse Photo Supply
17. Mare Studios and Gallery LLC
36. Whaling City Expeditions
18. Navio Artisans Collective
37. Zeiterion Performing Arts Center
BED & BREAKFASTS
4. Davenport House Bed & Breakfast
19. The Cummings Building Artist Studios
and Gallery
5. Melville House Bed & Breakfast
20. TL6: The Gallery
6. Orchard Street Manor
21. University Art Gallery
COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES
7. Bristol Community College
ACCOMMODATIONS
22. Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott
DINING
61. For Veda Boutique
62. Moby Dick Retail
63. The Bay/ The Cottage
64. The Crystal Garden/ The Doll’s Closet/
The Green Lantern
38. Brick
65. Travessia Winery
39. Cafe Arpeggio
66. Crush Fine Wine
40. Slainte Irish Pub
67. Ahab’s Wife
41. Cork Wine & Tapas Bar
68. 767 Exchange
42. Destination Soups
43. Dunkin’ Donuts
8. UMass Dartmouth College of Visual and
Performing Arts
44. Freestone’s City Grille
MUSEUMS
SERVICES
45. Urban Grille
69. Downtown New Bedford, Inc.
23. New Bedford Art Museum
46. Hibernia Irish Pub
9. Greater New Bedford Summerfest
24. New Bedford Whaling Museum
10. New Bedford Seaport Chowder Festival
25. Rotch-Jones-Duff House and Garden
Museum
47. Miguel’s American & Portuguese
Restaurant
70. Greater New Bedford Community Health
Center
FESTIVALS
11. Taste of SouthCoast - Cuisine and Music
12. Working Waterfront Festival
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POINTS OF INTEREST
71. Medium Studio
48. No Problemo
72. New Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce
49. Pic-A-Deli Convenience Store
73. New Bedford YMCA
50. Rose Alley Ale House
79. Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP
51. Spicy Lime Thai Cuisine
26. Aha! Art, History, Architecture
52. The Celtic Coffee House
27. Artworks!
53. The Green Bean
28. City Hall
54. Waterfront Grille
74. Cuttyhunk Ferry Company, Inc.
29. Nathan and Mary (Polly) Johnson House
76. Jimmies Steamy Dogs
75. SeaStreak Martha’s Vineyard
30. New Bedford Free Public Library
77. Braza Rotisserie
78. Cuttyhunk Water Taxi
TRANSPORTATION
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GALLERIES
SHOPPING
Dia de Portugal
New Bedford Day of Portugal - 16th
Annual!
JUNE 6-9, 2013
508-322-7025
New Bedford celebrates its deep cultural ties and traditions with Portugal
all weekend in the North End: food,
live music, Portuguese artisan exhibits and demonstrations. Wheelchair
accessible.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
AHA! (Art, History, Archtecture)
5-9pm
Free Family Fun Festival: 2nd Thursday of every month, Downtown New
Bedford: exhibits, lectures, films,
museums, galleries, performance art,
live music, dining, walking tours, &
boutique shops.
24th annual Scrimshaw Weekend MAY 17, 2013
(508) 997-0046, ext. 100
The world’s only forum devoted to the
indigenous shipboard occupational art
of whalers in the Age of Sail attracting
collectors, curators, folk art enthusiasts, amateur historians, antiques
dealers, and more!
7th Annual General Aviation Fun
Day
New Bedford Regional Airport
Saturday, MAY 18, 2013
10am-4pm
Flight demonstrations, airplane rides,
Buttonwood Park Zoo Choo, NBPD
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K-9, NBFD Crash Truck, antique and
classic cars, flight simulators, and
much more!
7th Annual Taste of South Coast:
Pier 3
Downtown New Bedford Inc.
Sunday, MAY 19, 2013
12 – 5 pm
Family-friendly! South Coast restaurants, caterers, and bakeries serve up
sample size portions of their signature
dishes. Local beer and wine venue
available. Ticket price includes: tasting, local music, children’s activities,
parking on Elm St. garage and shuttle
bus.
Memorial Day Bike Run
Fort Tabor, New Bedford
MAY 26, 2013
Run to benefit Massachusetts Iraq
and Afghanistan Fallen Heroes Memorial and the New Bedford Women’s
Center. A $20 ride ticket gets you in
on the ride, admission to the after
party, and one raffle ticket!
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New Bedford JazzFest
JUNE 15, 2013
2nd Annual Jazz Fest will showcase
the South Coast jazz scene in historic
New Bedford.
Whaling City Festival
July 12-14, 2013
508-996-3348
Free Family Fun- Buttonwood Park:
international food vendors, over two
hundred craft & flea market dealers,
and six staging areas of live music
& entertainment, kids’ activities, and
more!
House of Music for the Children’s
Summer Festival
JUNE 22, 2013
508-999-5245 Family Friendly Fair- Hazelwood
Park: food, arts and crafts, live entertainment and a kids’ carnival.
Coalition for Buzzards Bay 20th
Annual Swim
JULY 13, 2013
Join hundreds of swimmers of all
ages and ability levels for a 1.2 mile
open-water swim across outer New
Bedford Harbor.
New Bedford Folk Festival
JULY 6 - 7, 2013
508-991-3122 x112
Family-Friendly: Downtown international folk music festival and arts
event.
The Westport Fair
JULY 17-21, 2013
Westport Agricultural fair showcases
the area’s produce, farm animals, and
entertainment.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Calendar of Events
41st Cape Verdean Recognition
Parade
JULY 6, 2013
508-863-7463
Free Family Fun- 1st Sunday of July:
Cape Verdean Recognition Week
celebrates independence & heritage.
“50s Night” Presented by Joe
Jesus and the City of New Bedford.
JULY 18, 2013
508-971-6033
Free Family Fun- 3rd Thursday in
July downtown New Bedford: full
celebration of the 50’s culture, bebop,
dancing, vintage car show, food &
refreshments.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
3RD EyE Unlimited: 14th Annual
3rd EyE Open
JULY 20-21
508-910-2260
Free Family Fun at Buttonwood Park:
visual arts, dancing, basketball tournaments, slam-dunk contest, interactive kids’ activities, live music and
performances, food and refreshment.
Club Madirense S.S. Sacramento: 99th Annual Feast of the Blessed
Sacrament AUGUST 1-4, 2013 508-992-6911 The largest Portuguese Feast &
ethnic festival: food, live entertainment, midway, carnival rides, parade,
and more! Free visit to the Museum
of Madeiran Heritage at the Madeira
Field.
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New Bedford whaling Outdoor
Concert
JULY 4th, 2013
6-9pm - Museum Plaza
Free to Public: Concert by the Mac
Buzzards Bay Regatta
AUGUST 2-4, 2013
Largest multi-class regatta in the US
with over 450 boats and 1200 sailors
across 15 different classes!
WHALE’s 23rd Annual International
Wine Festival & Auction
SEPTEMBER 20
One of the largest wine festivals in
Massachusetts featuring fine wines
and beers from around the world, live
entertainment, signature dishes of the
area’s finest restaurants, and a silent
auction.
8th Annual Slocum Challenge
Regatta
SEPTEMBER 21
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Slocum River Estuary, Dartmouth
The regatta is open to racing shells,
open-water shells, kayaks, canoes,
surf-skis, traditional rowing boats,
whaleboats, pilot gigs, and stand-up
paddleboards, with separate agecategories for competitors under 20,
over 50, and over 65, all in Men’s,
Women’s and “Mixed” (co-ed) divisions.
WORKING WATERFRONT
FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 28 & 29, 2013
Free Family-Friendly: Educational celebration of New England’s commercial fishing industry; live maritime and
ethnic music, fishermen’s contests,
fresh seafood, vessel tours, author
readings, cooking demonstrations,
kid’s activities and more!
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Oktoberfest
OCTOBER 5, 2013
Festive Event includes seasonal
brews, culinary treats, talented musicians, and more!
Buzzards Bay Watershed Ride
OCTOBER 6, 2013
Cyclists choose between a 75-mile or
35-mile ride across the watershed to
raise funds for the Bay.
New Bedfords Seaport Chowder
Festival - NB Chowder Fest
OCTOBER 13th, 2012
12:00 PM - 05:00 PM
Admission Tickets Include: Sampling
Clam Chowder, Seafood Chowder,
Kale Soup, and Stuffed Quahogs,
from more than 20 local restaurants.
8th Annual Connecting for Change:
A Bioneers by the Bay Conference
OCTOBER 25-27 2013 This internationally acclaimed event
summons environmental, industry
and social justice innovators to bring
focus on food and farming, health and
healing, green business, indigenous
knowledge, environmental and social
justice, women and youth empowerment, spirituality and sustainability.
Downtown New Bedford Halloween
Treats
Saturday, OCTOBER 26
Local businesses will be handing
out treats to elementary school age
children dressed in costume!
DOWNTOWN HOLIDAY STROLL
DECEMBER 7 & 8, 2013
Family Fun- Stroll the streets, shop,
dine, and enjoy seasonal activities:
Santa and Mrs. Claus, musicians,
holiday treats, the City’s giant tree
sparkling on the Library steps, crafts
for the kids, antique fire engine rides
& more!
Family Holiday Pops
DECEMBER 2013
The New Bedford Symphony Orchestra Holiday Celebration brings Family
Holiday Pops concerts some holiday
cheer: Two performances, traditional
holiday songs and carols, plus an audience sing-a-long, stunning Holiday
decorations, enchanting stories, stirring singers, and even an appearance
by Santa Claus!
The Santa Sightings 5k Fun Run
DECEMBER 14, 2013 11am
Open to all ages and all levels of
runners. Online registration. Dress in
your Santa Suit!
City Celebrates! New Year’s Eve
Presented by AHA! & City of New
Bedford
508-996-8253 ext. 205
Free Family-Friendly: Ring in the New
Year while enjoying art, live music,
fire performers, ice carving, magic,
storytelling, fireworks, shopping &
dining in historic Downtown New
Bedford.
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Mattapoisett Harbor Days 2013
JULY 19, 20, and 21
Shipyard Park
The Mattapoisett Lions Club: The
Triathlon kicks off Harbor Days week
(July 14) and the Harbor Days festival
culminates on July 20-21 with a
weekend of Crafter & Artisan booths,
entertainment, food and fun for all
ages!
Odom Band features the best in
Rhythm & Blues & Funk. Bring a
lawn chair or a blanket. Children’s
activities will also be offered before
the program and a fireworks display
over New Bedford harbor.
5th ANNUAL DOWNTOWN RUN &
THE 37th NB 1/2 MARATHON
Sunday, MARCH 16th, 2014 12 - 5pm
Family Friendly: 13.1 mile race held
in New Bedford, Massachusetts. All
are welcome after the race for the
“Downtown Run” - a scavenger hunt
Downtown!
DNB Spring Social
Wednesday, APRIL 9, 2014
This is event helps to sustain the programs and projects offered to members and the downtown community by
Downtown New Bedford, Inc.
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Beaches
West Island Town Beach
36 Bluepoint Road
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 979-4030
West Island Beach is a natural beauty. Located adjacent to a state
reservation, this small beach is very remote, peaceful, and relaxing.
Being a calm- water beach it isn’t ideal for playing in ocean swells, but
it is a great swimming spot. Since the lifeguards offer swim lessons for
children here, it is safe to say that this beach is a good spot for beginning swimmers of all ages. However, even for the more advanced
swimmers, there are patches of sandbars that are fun to swim towards.
Fairhaven Residents - $30 Season Pass, $6 Day Pass (vehicle),
$3 Day Pass (walk in)
Nonresidents - $100 Season Pass, $20 Day Pass (vehicle),
$10 Day Pass (walk in)
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The South Coast is lined with miles of sandy destinations to lounge,
surf, and sun tan. Pitch an umbrella with family and friends against a
backdrop of photo-worthy dunes. With saltwater options ranging from
larger public beaches with snack bars and events, to cozier, quieter
sands, you’ll find a seashore that suits your style. In the offseason,
area beaches provide peaceful spots for coastal strolls.
Mattapoisett Town Beach
30 Water Street
Mattapoisett, MA 02739
(508) 758-4100 ext. 4
Fairhaven
New Bedford
Fort Phoenix Beach State Reservation
Green Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 992-4524
East & West Beach
East & West Rodney French Boulevard
New Bedford, MA 02744
(508) 961-3015
One of the smaller parks in Massachusetts, Fort Phoenix State Reservation combines historic features, scenic views, and a variety of
recreational facilities. Minutes from downtown New Bedford, the park
contains a half-mile of Buzzards Bay beachfront. Adjacent to the park
(and managed by the Town of Fairhaven) is For Phoenix, a national
landmark that gives the parks its name. From the ramparts remnants,
you can gaze across the bay where the first naval battle of the Revolutionary War was fought and spot the rolling meadows of the Elizabeth
Islands.
East Beach in New Bedford is located right across the harbor from
Fort Phoenix. It is right down the road from Fort Taber, a 47-acre park
that has a military history, as it was designed for harbor defense. East
Beach and West Beach are both municipal beaches in New Bedford
that are located on opposite sides of the peninsula.
BEACHES
BEACHES
Mattapoisett
$10 annual beach pass (resident), $10/day parking (non-resident)
East/West Beach - Residents - $5 season pass, $1
(daily pass, purchased at East Beach)
Nonresidents - $15/day pass
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Dartmouth
Wareham
Apponagansett Park
77 Gulf Road
Dartmouth, MA
(508) 910-1812
Swifts Beach
Wareham, MA 02538
(508) 291-3100 ext. 3109
Apponagansett Park offers scenic harbor views, a sandy beach area,
gazebo for small functions, picnic area, volleyball court, playground
equipment, and a basketball court. Lifeguards are on duty 9:00 AM
to 5:00 PM from July 1st through Labor Day. The park is open yearround to the general public. Fees apply during the summer season for
parking and special events. Oxford Creamery located on site is open
mid-May through Labor Day for ice cream and light fare.
Onset Beach
182 Onset Avenue
Wareham, MA 02538
(508) 291-3100 ext. 3109
Parking - $2/hour parking lot or on street parking (meters)
Westport
Demarest Lloyd State Park
Barney’s Joy Road
Dartmouth, MA
(508) 636-3298
Horseneck Beach State Reservation
Rte. 88, Westport Point
Westport, MA
(508) 636-8816
This park is one of the best-kept secrets among the Massachusetts
State Parks. Here, an 1,800-foot saltwater beach is backed by rambling hills of beach grass and shaded, grassy picnic sites. A broad,
scenic marsh lines the Slocum River on the park's eastern edge.
Spread across nearly 600 acres of barrier beach and salt marsh, Horseneck Beach is one of the most popular facilities in the Massachusetts
State Parks system. Located at the western end of Buzzards Bay, the
sandy, southwest-facing, 2-mile-long beach is breezy all year-round,
providing excellent windsurfing and a dependable respite from sweltering inland temperatures every summer. The combination of ocean
beach and estuary habitat makes Horseneck one of the premier birding
locations in New England. Behind the dunes near Gooseberry Neck
(a rocky headland at the eastern end of the reservation), is a 100-site
campground.
The beach is ideal for families with children. The Buzzards Bay surf is
calm and shallow, giving rise to warm water temperatures through most
of the summer. It is also a great spot to see egrets, herons, ospreys,
terns, and hawks.
$35 season pass (MA residents), $45 season pass (out of state),
$7 Parking Fee
Jones Park
66 St. John Street
Dartmouth, MA
(508) 910-1812
Jones Park offers a sandy beach area, bathhouse, softball field, picnic
tables, horseshoe pits, and playground equipment. Lifeguards and
Gate Guards are on staff the end of June through Labor Day. This site
is open 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM year-round to the general public. Parking fees apply during the summer season. The softball field can be
reserved for leagues or one-time events.
$35 annual pass (residents only) $10 per day resident/nonresident
BEACHES
BEACHES
$35 annual pass (residents only), $10 per day resident/nonresident
Parking - $50 beach pass
$35 season pass (MA residents), $45 season pass (out of state),
$7 - Parking Fee
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Beach Amenities
Apponagansett
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Dartmouth
Demarest Lloyd State Park
ICE CREAM
ACCESSIBILITY
PARKING
Dartmouth
Jones Park
Dartmouth
Fort Phoenix Beach
State Reservation
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Fairhaven
RESTROOMS
CHANGING
ROOMS
LIFEGUARDS
West Island Town Beach
Fairhaven
Mattapoisett Town Beach
Mattapoisett
East and West Beach
New Bedford
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BEACHES
BEACHES
FOOD
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Swifts Beach
Wareham
Onset Beach
Wareham
Horseneck Beach
State Reservation
Westport
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PASS REQUIRED
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PARKING FEE
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Fishing Charters
Captain Leroy’s Deep Sea Fishing
226 Popes Island
(508) 992-8907
Bayside Charters
50 Fort Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 636-8231
Boating & Fishing
BOATING & FISHING
Bait & Tackle Shops
CMS Fishing Tackle
255 Popes Island
(508) 995-2372
John’s Bait & Tackle
30 Wood Street
(508) 998-8886
Never Home Bait & Tackle
1142 Acushnet Avenue
(508) 999-2988
Uncle Ken’s Bait & Tackle
314 Dartmouth Street
(508) 991-3022
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M & D Bait & Tackle
149 Main Street
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 291-0820
Westport Marine Specialties
1111 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-8100
William McCaskie Reels & Spools
197 Forge Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-8845
Boat Charters & Excursions
Cuttyhunk Water Taxi
52 Fisherman’s Warf Pier 3
508-789-3250
cuttyhunkwatertaxi.com
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Plug N Play Fishing Charters
57 Adams Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 509-3978
Fish Bounty Hunter
P.O. Box 864
Wareham, MA 02576
(508) 748-3474
Marinas, Boat Yards, & Yacht Clubs
Davis & Tripp, Inc.
1 Bridge Street
Dartmouth, MA 02748
(508) 993-9232
www.davistripp.com
New Bedford Yacht Club
208 Elm Street
Dartmouth, MA 02748
(508) 997-0762
Beverly Yacht Club
99 Water Street
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-0540
Mattapoisett Boat Yard
32 Ned’s Point Road
(508) 758-3812
BOATING & FISHING
Bordered by Buzzard’s Bay, the South Coast is a boater’s paradise.
Area harbors, marinas, and yacht clubs are dotted with motorboats and
sailboats of all sizes throughout the warmer months. The nearby Elizabeth Islands, including Cuttyhunk, beckon pleasure cruisers from near
and far. Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate the variety of species and
the innumerable areas to camp out and wait for the perfect catch.
Macatac Sport Fishing Charter
25 Ivy Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 999-5501
Dock Space/Moorings & Bait Shop
Private Custom Charters
Free Parking & Free Bait
www.captainleroys.com
Point Independence Yacht Club
15 Independence Lane
Wareham, MA 02558
(508) 295-3972
Zecco Marina
2 Warr Avenue
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-0022
Marine Services & Supplies
Low Tide Yacht Club
1000B South Rodney French Blvd
(508) 996-4230
Diamond Marine Supply
419 Sawyer Street, #3
(508) 999-2247
Pope’s Island Marina
102 Popes Island
(508) 979-1456
Jose Matos Marine Repair
122 North Front Street
(508) 858-5022
Rick's Outboard Marine
105 Popes Island
(508) 992-4888 23
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Sea Fuels Marina Service
101 Co-op Wharf
(508) 992-2323
SK Marine Electronics
4B Silva Street
(508) 965-4550
West Marine
114 Huttleston Avenue
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 742-0490
BOATING & FISHING
Dick’s Marine Services
3213 Cranberry Highway
Wareham, MA 02538
(508) 759-3753
Bayside Marine & Service
1227 Horseneck Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-8231
Sailing & Boating Schools
Community Boating Center
1641 Padanaram Avenue
(508) 992-6219
New Bedford Community Rowing
Popes Island & Marina
(508) 717-4013
Whaling City Rowing Club
P.O. Box 40625
(508) 997-4393
Sail Buzzards Bay
101 Main Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(617) 212-8040
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Mattapoisett Community
Sailing Association
P.O. Box 947
(774) 377-3308
Biking & Hiking
Bike Shops
Yesteryear Cyclery
330 Hathaway Road
(508) 993-2525
www.yesteryearcyclery.com
Scottee’s Westport Bicycles
1125 State Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-7433
Hiking
Biking around New Bedford
BIKING & HIKING
You can also stretch your legs along the miles of trails on Trustees of Reservations’ properties, from Copicut Woods in Fall River’s Bioreserve to Eastover
Reservation in Rochester to Slocum’s River Reserve in Dartmouth. Grab a
friend, pack a lunch, and plan your next adventure at these spectacular places
right in New Bedford’s backyard. www.thetrustees.org
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BIKING & HIKING
Miles of roads wind through farmland, wooded areas, and coastal inlets,
providing riders with breathtaking views and endless route options. Area bike
shops offer both novice and expert cyclists everything from the latest gear to
bicycle rentals for visitors of all sizes. And with the New Bedford Bicycle Committee advocating cyclist awareness, the area is poised to become a renowned
destination for recreational riding. Also, don’t forget to check out the Mattapoisett Rail Trail, a biking trail that extends from Mattapoisett to Fairhaven.
With tons of conservation land, the South Coast area has converted several
forested spaces and former farms into can’t-miss nature trails. Several allow
horseback riding for a different way to explore the land. Other paths crisscross
historic sites, such as the Revolutionary War-era fort at Fort Phoenix State
Reservation. The Lloyd Center for the Environment, known for its environmental research and education, also has a network of wooded walks.
Dartmouth Fifty+
(map on left)
SUNDAY JUNE 16
10:00AM - Map 65
BIKING & HIKING
MARK MEDEIROS
Studio: 508-441-3131
slocumstudio.com
markmedeiros.com
[email protected]
markmedeirosphotography.com
Info at: nbwclub.org
Joe Medeiros Ride
(map on right)
SUNDAY JUNE 30
10:00AM Map 62
15/34/55 miles
Route
North Dartmouth, Freetown,
New Bedford
Directions:
Start at the commuter parking lot off Rt. 140 - 1062 Mt
Pleasant St, New Bedford,
MA. From Providence, take
I-195 E to Rt. 140 N, to Exit 4
(King’s Hwy). Bear R off the
exit and turn right at the next
T intersection. The lot is 1/4
mi ahead on the right. From
the north, take Rt. 140 S to
Exit 4 (Mt. Pleasant St.). Turn
right at the end of the ramp;
the parking lot is
on your right.
17/25/47/62 miles
BIKING & HIKING
Route:
North Dartmouth, Assonet,
Westport
Directions
Start at the Sears parking
lot, 100 North Dartmouth
Mall, Faunce Corner Road,
North Dartmouth, MA. Take
I-195 East to Exit 12 (Faunce
Corner Rd, N Dartmouth).
Bear right onto Faunce Corner Road. Turn right into the
plaza at the third light (.8 mi).
Park on the Right of the lot,
as far away from the store as
possilbe.
Mark has over 35 years
of marketing knowledge.
He along with his son
own and operate Slocum
Desgin Studio an internet
marketing company and
WordPress shop. He has
helped hundreds of
businesses with their
marketing efforts.
Golfing
GOLFING
A number of public and private courses dot the South Coast with large
swaths of rolling green fairway. For those looking to hone their game,
the area has driving ranges and, of course, miniature golf. The area
is even home to golfing giant Titleist. Local courses also offer lessons
and clinics for players of all ages. And whether you want to play 9
holes or 18 holes, or prefer a golf cart to carrying your bag, you’ll find
a place to perfect your putt.
Golf Courses (Public)
Whaling City Golf Course
581 Hathaway Road
(508) 996-9393
Acushnet River Valley Golf Course
1047 Allen Street
Acushnet, MA 02747
(508) 998-7777
Hawthorne Country Club
970 Tucker Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 996-1766
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Marion Golf Course
10 South Drive
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-0199
The Bay Pointe Club
19 Baypointe Drive
Onset, MA 02558
(508) 759-8802
Rochester Golf Club
323 Rounseville Road
Rochester, MA 02770
(508) 763-5155
Little Harbor Country Club
1 Little Harbor Road
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-2617
OSPREY SEA KAYAK ADVENTURES
Sports & Recreation
SPORTS & RECREATION
Sea Kayaking - Surf Kayaking - SUP
Lessons Tours Rentals
Sales & Service
We’re located on the water at the Head of Westport River
SPORTS & RECREATION
Known for its variety of on-the-water activities, the South Coast area is
the perfect spot for anything from surfing to wakeboarding. Quiet rivers
and streams offer peaceful places for canoeing and kayaking. Beyond
the water, the area has a plethora of fields and courts for any sport you
can think of, including baseball, soccer, basketball, and tennis. The city
of New Bedford even has its own collegiate summer baseball team,
the New Bedford Bay Sox, who represent the area in the New England
Collegiate Baseball League.
Your south coast Paddlesports Connection!
489 Old County Rd Westport, MA 02790 P: (508) 636-0300 web: ospreyseakayak.com
Open April 1st - Summer Hrs: June - Labor Day, Open everyday - see hours online.
Bowling
Wonder Bowl
66 Hathaway Road
(508) 993-1746
Westport Camping Grounds
346 Old County Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-2555
Sports & Recreation
Bowlmor Lanes
22 County Street
(508) 758-6783
Geoff Smith Running Coach
(774) 929-5207
www.geoffsmithrun.com
Holiday Lanes
236 State Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 674-2224
Carabiner’s Indoor Climbing
328 Parker Street
(508) 984-0808
Camping
Hetland Arena
310 Hathaway Boulevard
(508) 999-9051
Maple Park Family Campground
290 Glen Charlie Road
Wareham, MA 02538
(508) 295-4945
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For a full directory listing, check out newbedfordtravelguide.com
New Bedford Bay Sox
638 Pleasant Street
(855) 229-7691
Whaling City Clippers Football
1090 Kings Highway, Suite 304
(508) 971-2066
Dartmouth Indoor Tennis
757 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 993-4811
SPORTS & RECREATION
YMCA
276 Gulf Road
Dartmouth, MA 02748
(508) 993-3361
Marion Indoor Tennis Club
26 Luce Avenue
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-2889
YMCA
38 Reservation Road
(508) 758-4203
Wareham Gateman Baseball
Organization
PO Box 287
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 758-0287
Watersports
Osprey Sea Kayak Adventures
489 Old County Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-0300
www.ospreyseakayak.com
Bob’s Sea and Ski
211 Popes Island
(508) 992-2662
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Xtremely Board
610 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 990-9876
www.xtremelyboardshop.com
Family Entertainment Centers
Oceans 18
500 Kings Highway
(508) 985-1966
www.oceans-18.com
White’s Family Fun & Sport Center
211 Middle Road
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 998-5666
Caddy Shack
900 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 991-7976
Carousel Family Fun Centers
4 David Brown Boulevard
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 996-4828
Water Wizz
Wareham, MA 02538
(508) 295-3255
Westport Kartway
336 State Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 674-1300
U.G.L.Y. Gallery
246 Union Street
(508) 264-5747
Arts, Culture, & Entertainment
With renowned museums (including the New Bedford Whaling Museum), and numerous nationally recognized historic districts (such as the
New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park), the South Coast honors its storied past. The area is also packed with distinguished artists
showcasing works in prominent galleries. With a thriving local music
scene, AHA! Nights, and festivals like Summerfest and the Feast of the
Blessed Sacrament, there’s always something new to see (and hear).
Art Galleries & Framing
The Arthur Moniz Gallery
22 William Street
(508) 997-8644
www.arthurmonizgallery.com
Artworks!
384 Acushnet Avenue
(508) 984-1588
www.artworksforyou.org
Colo Colo Gallery
29 Centre Street
(508) 642-6026
Crowell’s Fine Art Gallery
382 Acushnet Avenue
(508) 992-5231
Duff Gallery
15 Maple Street
(508) 993-3200
Gallery 65 on William
65 William Street
(508) 994-1595
Gallery X
169 William Street
(508) 992-2675
Judith Klein Art Gallery
98 William Street
(508) 965-7396
Oko Arts
528 Pleasant Street (upstairs)
(508) 999-1691
Marion Art Center
80 Pleasant Street
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-1266
Rogers Gallery & Framing
81 Fairhaven Road
(508) 758-3641
Sticks Stones & Stars
723 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-0888
Chamber of Commerce
& Visitor Centers
New Bedford Chamber of Commerce
794 Purchase Street
(508) 999-5231
New Bedford Economic
Development Council
1213 Purchase Street
(508) 991-3122
New Bedford Whaling National
Historic Park
33 William Street
(508) 996-4095
Waterfront Visitors Center Wharfinger Building
52 Fisherman’s Wharf
(508) 979-1410
New Bedford Symphony Orchestra
684 Purchase Street
(508) 999-6276
Festivals & Fairs
Aha!
63 Union Street, 2nd Floor
(508) 996-8253 ext. 205
Downtown Run
105 William Street, #20
(508) 990-2777
Holiday Stroll
(508) 990-2777
Greater New Bedford Summerfest
(508) 642-2103
New Bedford Jazzfest
136 Rivet Street
(508) 993-0772
New Bedford Seaport Chowder Festival
(508) 990-2777
Santa Sightings Fun Run
(774) 929-5207
Taste of South Coast
(508) 990-2777
Working Waterfront Festival
P.O. Box 6553
(508) 993-8894
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ARTS, CULTURE, & ENTERTAINMENT
DeDee Shattuck Gallery
1 Partners Lane
Westport, MA 02749
(508) 636-4177
Entertainment
Libraries
Museums & Attractions
New Bedford Public Library
613 Pleasant Street
(508) 991-6280
Fort Tabor Military Museum
1000C South Rodney French Blvd
(508) 994-3938
Acushnet Public Library
88 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 998-0270
New Bedford Art Museum
608 Pleasant Street
(508) 961-3072
Southcoast Artists
Open Studio Tour
JULY 20-21 & AUGUST 17-18
PO Box N98, Westport, MA 02790
(401) 480-3536
Millicent Library
45 Center Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 992-5342
New Bedford Fire Museum
51 Bedford Street
(508) 992-2162
ART DRIVE
Dartmouth & Westport
Saturday & Sunday
August 10th - 11th
Elizabeth Taber Memorial Library
8 Spring Street
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-1252
New Bedford Museum of Glass
61 Wamsutta Street
(508) 984-1666
Theatres
Mattapoisett Library
7 Barstow Street
(508) 758-4171
New Bedford Whaling Museum
18 Johny Cake Hill
(508) 996-7800
North Dartmouth Library
1383 Tucker Road
North Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 999-0728
Ocean Explorium
174 Union Street
(508) 994-5400
oceanexplorium.org
Joseph H Plumb Memorial Library
17 Constitution Way
Rochester, MA 02770
(508) 763-8600
Wareham Library
59 Marion Road
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-2343
Westport Library
408 Old County Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-1100
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Rotch-Jones-Duff House
396 County Street
(508) 997-1401
Marion Natural History Museum
PO Box 644
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-2098
Mattapoisett Museum & Carriage House
5 Church Street
(508) 758-2844
Captain John Kendrick
Maritime Museum
124 Main Street
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 291-2274
Your Theatre
136 Rivet Street
(508) 993-0772
Zeiterion Theatre
684 Purchase Street
(508) 997-5664 Zoo
Buttonwood Park Zoo
425 Hawthorn Street
(508) 991-6178
New Bedford Festival Theatre
5 Dover Street
(508) 991-5212
Downtown Historic New Bedford, MA
384 Acushnet Ave.
508 • 984 •1588
www.facebook.com/ArtWorks384
www.artworksforyou.org
ArtWorks!
Shop
See
Create
Gallery featuring local artists is open Tuesday – Saturday 12–5
GETTING AROUND NEW BEDFORD
Airport
Car Rentals
New Bedford Regional Airport
1569 Airport Road Suite 2
(508) 991-6161
Avis Car Rental
1569 Airport Road
(508) 999-6900
Cape Air
1475 Airport Rd
New Bedford MA 02745
(866) 999-2480
Budget Car Rentals
1569 Airport Road
(508) 992-2784
Places To Go
651 Orchard St #306
(774) 202-7756
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
323 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 999-9400
Right Choice Limo
35 Plympton Street
(508) 995-5300
Neighborhood Rent-A-Car
391 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 990-9127
Southeastern Regional Transit Authority
700 Pleasant Street
(508) 997-6767
Ferries
Star Taxi
121 Ashley Boulevard
(508) 996-3393
Seastreak Martha’s Vineyard
49 State Pier
(800) 262-8743
seastreak.com
Cuttyhunk Water Taxi
52 Fisherman’s Warf Pier 3
508-789-3250
cuttyhunkwatertaxi.com
Cuttyhunk Ferry
66B State Pier
(508) 992-0200
Transportation
Bluebird Cab
(508) 999-1124
Checker Cab
(508) 999-4545
Ideal Limo
439 Bolton Street
(508) 999-5466
Yellow Cab
987 Pleasant Street
(508) 999-5213
Wareham Taxi
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-5459
Coastal Livery of Westport
817 Gifford Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-8185
GETTING AROUND NEW BEDFORD
Getting Around New Bedford
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
(508) 984-7300
Downtown Information
One of the pleasures of visiting downtown is to walk its cobblestone streets
and look at its stately buildings, banks, and storehouses from New Bedford’s
whaling heyday. A visit to the many museums, galleries, restaurants, and retail
stores is a perfect complement to your national park experience. Many historical and cultural attractions in the downtown area are open to the public, with
some charging admission.
New Bedford History
The History of New Bedford
by New Bedford Whaling
National Historical Park
New Bedford
New Bedford is a vibrant city rich with history, culture, art, architecture and
a community proud of its’ seafaring heritage. The city was once the whaling
capital of the world and homeport to a fleet of hundreds of whaleships. Today,
it’s the nation’s top fishing port. The same streets, buildings, and harbor ares
visited by the likes of Herman Melville and Frederick Douglass, preserve the
stories of early settlers, whaling merchants, maritime workers, and the many
people for whom New Bedford was both a port of entry and of opportunity.
Hetty Green
By the time of her death in 1834, Henrietta (Hetty) Howland Robinson Green
was recognized as the richest woman in the world. “The Witch of Wall Street"
invested the whaling fortune she inherited into real estate, railroads, and
money lending.
NEW BEDFORD’S HISTORY
NEW BEDFORD’S HISTORY
Herman Melville
In 1841, Herman Melville sailed out of New Bedford harbor on the whaleship
Acushnet. That whaling experience inspired Melville to write what many consider the greatest American novel ever written—Moby-Dick.
Frederick Douglass
In the hopes of finding work as a caulker on New Bedford’s waterfront, Frederick Douglass arrived in this city in 1838 after escaping slavery in Maryland. He
and his wife Anna stayed with abolitionists Nathan and Mary (Polly) Johnson in
their Seventh Street home.
Underground Railroad
In the mid-1800s, New Bedford was the whaling capital of the world. The success and global, exploratory nature of the whaling industry helped to create
a bustling, cosmopolitan seaport community, and one of the richest and most
diverse cities in the world. Opportunities for individuals and families from all
backgrounds to make a living and prosper were readily available at sea and in
the shoreside businesses that supported the whaling industry.
New Bedford was also attractive to slaves seeking freedom because of the
opportunities for employment presented by the whaling industry, the active
abolitionist community, and the coastal trading system that provided escaping
slaves opportunities to hide on vessels heading to New Bedford from southern
ports.
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The Atlantic Cities:
The Most Artistic Cities in America 2011
Listed among well-known artistic communities from New York to San Francisco, New Bedford places number 7 on this top 10 list. The publication pointed
out the city’s coastal location and long-standing artist population as factors
contributing to artists’ national and international reputations. Cities were named
to the list based on having “the largest concentration of artists relative to their
population.”
Recognition
Named one of the best places for (you guessed it)
yachting, New Bedford got the nod thanks to its rich
history in the commercial fishing industry and its
commitment to fostering the love of sea in residents
young and old. Yachting magazine also noted the
Community Boating Center with its roots in sailing,
as well as the city’s award-winning Working Waterfront Festival.
National Trust for Historic Preservation:
Dozen Distinctive Destinations 2011
New Bedford was given the honor of distinctive destination thanks to its maritime history and contemporary fishing industry. With only 12 picks, the annual
list is highly selective. And while the organization recognized the preservation
of downtown’s cobblestone streets and 19th- and 20th-century buildings, it also
acknowledged the city’s role in the Civil War’s Underground Railroad, as well
as its influence in the textile industry.
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RECOGNITION
RECOGNITION
Yachting Magazine: 2012 Best Towns
National Geographic Traveler:
New Bedford Working
Waterfront Festival
Top 20 Travel Events 2011
National Geographic Traveler magazine named
The Working Waterfront Festival on downtown
New Bedford’s harbor as one of the world’s top
travel events, considering it the best way to
celebrate the country’s oldest industry. And what
better way to toast history than at one of the
nation’s largest commercial fishing ports? Part
educational, part delicious dining, the annual
event is free and open to the public
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Partners Village Store and Kitchen
Gifts • Bookstore • Café • Specialty Foods
Jewelry • Cards • Toys • Sweets
Café-Ourmenufeatureshomemadegoodnessand Events generous portions. Our sandwiches, soups, desserts and
daily specials are available for eating in or taking out.
Enjoy indoor or outdoor dining on our porch and patio.
Visit our website for
detailed information
regarding our current
events or to sign up for
event email notificatons.
Here’s a peek at a few
of our annual events:
Quiche w/salad $7.95
Dachshund Day
Specialty Teas
Local Authors Day
Book Signings
Children’s Reading Circle
Fall Festival
Writer’s Series
Holiday Open House Trunk Shows
Demonstrations
Specialty Food Tastings
Where’s Waldo Hunt
World Book Night
Baked Goods
$1.50
Mini Cookies
Russian Tea Cakes
Macaroons
$2.50
Muffins
Brownies
Lemon Squares
7 Layer Bars
Fruity Crumb Bars
$2.75 Scones
$3.25 Pie Slice
$18.95/$19.95 Pie
Meet Alpacas from
Golden Touch Farm
at our Fall Festival
in October!
EveryoneLovesOurLobster Roll
Favorites - Full $7.50/Half $4.25
Egg Salad, Ham & Swiss
Best BLT or Turkey Cranberry
Sarah Desjardins
Gifts - Why settle for ordinary? Partners is the perfect place to shop for that
special gift or unusual accent piece you’ve been searching for. With an ever changing selection of unique, classic, contemporary and simply fun items, you’re sure to
have a lively and fruitful shopping experience. We take pride in the handmade, one
of a kind items we find locally and around the world.
Deluxe - Full $8.50/Half $5.25
Tarragon Chicken Salad
Tuna & Scallions
Roast Beef & Horseradish Mayo
Turkey Avocado or Jr. Club
Wraps/Salads - $9.50 (no half )
Spinach Salad
Turkey Bacon Ranch
ABC – Avocado, Bacon, Cheddar
Greek Salad
Hummus & Veggie
Santa Fe
Grilled Paninis - $9.50 (no half )
Cheesy Melt ($8.50)
Ham ($8.50)
The Rachel
Turkey Pesto
The Beefy
Bookstore - Our bookstore offers an eclectic selection of well written
and interesting books for children and adults. You’ll find fiction, mystery, travel reading, maritime, gardening, and cookbooks among others. Books by local authors and of
local interest are the centerpiece of the Bookstore. We are proud to be an IndieBound
store under the auspices of the American Booksellers Association. We take special
orders, and you can purchase your e-reader books through our website.
Congrats to co-owners Nancy Crosby and Jan Hall,
Standard Times 2012 Westport Women of the Year
Lobster Roll w/bag of chips
(Memorial Day to Labor Day)
Seasonal Market Price
A Classic:
The ABC
Homemade Soups - $5.95
Flavors Vary Daily
Soup of the Day
Cup $3.95
w/half sandwich: BLT, Ham
& Swiss or Egg Salad - $8.50
visit partnersvillagestore.com
to view our full menu
It Always Feels Like Home!
Partners Village Store and Kitchen
865 Main Road • Westport, MA 02790 • 508-636-2572
9:30 - 5:00 • 7 Days a Week • Year Round
www.partnersvillagestore.com • Follow us on FB and Twitter
Town Profiles
Acushnet
TOWN PROFILES
Acushnet is a quiet friendly community with a population of 10,607 people, with many
miles of winding, country roads. Residents take great pride in the town’s schools, openness, and feeling of family. Each Fall, during the well-known Apple/Peach Festival,
Acushnet’s growers, artisans, and the Historical Society welcome visitors from far and
wide.
Dartmouth
When Dartmouth was first settled in 1652, its history was that of an agricultural community, but, during the late 19th century, its coastline quickly became an attractive resort
area.Situated between New Bedford and Fall River, Dartmouth also boasts spectacular
river ways, harbors, and brooks, in addition to a beautiful and picturesque coastline.
There’s plenty to see and do in Dartmouth, especially if you’re into recreational adventures, including kayaking, canoeing, biking, or trail walking. Numerous rivers flow north
to south in Dartmouth, such as the Copicut, Shingle Island, Paskamansett and the Slocum River, while Destruction Brook and Little River are divided in to sections.
There are even more activities if you prefer to travel by car. Take a ride out to the harbor,
villages, or the beach, where you’ll find neat little shops, cafés, and farm stands. Also,
if shopping is your thing, Dartmouth has a commercial district with easy access to Interstate 195.
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A scenic coastal town on the shores of Buzzards Bay, Fairhaven shares its harbor with
the famed seaport New Bedford. Historically, the town is linked with the sea, as early
ship building began here in the 1700s. Even the first naval battle of the Revolutionary
War was fought off the shores and Revolutionary War-era Fort Phoenix still guards the
harbor entrance. The present waterfront was developed during the height of the whaling
days.During that time it was the home of Manjiro Nakahama, the first Japanese person
to live in America. Besides its nautical heritage, Fairhaven also boasts some of the most
beautiful public buildings in New England—gifts from Standard Oil millionaire Henry Huttleston Rogers, who grew up in town.The Italian Renaissance-style library, French Gothic
town hall, English Perpendicular Gothic Unitarian Memorial Church, and the Elizabethaninfluence high school are iconic structures, designed by noted New England architect
Charles Brigham.
Fairhaven’s restaurants, featuring fresh seafood, New England specialties and ethnic
cuisine are too numerous to list. There are two hotels in town and several bed and breakfasts, among other accommodations. For those arriving by sea, a number of marinas are
located along the coast. All over town you’ll find unique shops selling antiques, gifts, fine
arts and crafts, locally manufactured handbags and chocolates, decorative home furnishings, and more. From outdoor concerts, fairs, and
festivals (including an authentic Portuguese festa), to
walking tours, fishing, bicycling, and swimming at Fort
Phoenix State Beach, there’s a plethora of activities for
you to enjoy while visiting Fairhaven.
TOWN PROFILES
Originally an agricultural community embracing the headwaters of the Acushnet
River, the residential town of Acushnet has
retained its rural atmosphere, while also
providing a home for various industries.
Through the 1800s, the town was the site
of water-powered factories and boat yards;
in the 1990s, the town hosted construction,
manufacturing, and agri/aquaculture industries. It is the original home of the Titleist
golf ball.
Fairhaven
Marion
A delightfully residential town, Marion is described
by its residents as having a rare natural beauty and
charm. The small-town character—blended with the flavor and benefits of a seacoast community with modern
conveniences—makes Marion an ideal town for yearround living. Recreation opportunities are plentiful, and
Sippican Harbor hosts a variety of waterfront activities,
including fishing, pleasure boating, and swimming at
the town beaches. There are golf courses, indoor and
outdoor tennis courts, and Tabor Academy periodically opens up its hockey rink to the
public.
Marion’s roots go back to 1679, when the area was first settled as a village known as
Sippican in the town of Rochester. Rochester, Mattapoisett, and Sippican—widely separate villages under the domain of Rochester—gradually developed different interests and
economies. These factors led to independence for Sippican, which was renamed Marion
in 1852 in honor of the Revolutionary War hero, Francis Marion. Today it has a stable
year-round population that moderately increases in the summertime. Over the years, the
heterogeneous population has worked hard to preserve Marion’s rich historic traditions.
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Mattapoisett
Westport
The Town of Mattapoisett has a long and colorful history dating back to 1640. The name,
meaning “place of rest,” comes from the Wampanoag language. For two hundred years
the Village of Mattapoisett lay within the Township of Rochester, but in 1857 Mattapoisett
petitioned and became an independent town. The long wharves at the water’s edge, built
from a local quarry’s granite, serve as a silent memorial to the once thriving ship building
industry on the shores of Buzzards Bay. Shipyard Park, adjacent to the wharves, is the
site of Jonathan Holmes’ dry dock where in 1878 the last whale ship to be built in Mattapoisett, the Wanderer, was launched.
Westport is a small town nestled between Dartmouth and Fall River. It was so named
because it was the westernmost port in the Massachusetts Bay Colony when it was first
settled in 1670 as a part of the town of Dartmouth. In 1787, the town, along with the town
of New Bedford, seceded from Dartmouth. The town is now mostly residential, with a
large farming community. A 15-minute drive from New Bedford, Westport serves up a mix
of small-town feel and a family-friendly beach atmosphere. Westport is home to Horseneck Beach, the largest public beach in the South Coast chain. Many travelers find their
way to this popular coastline attraction by heading down Route 88 off of I-195. If you take
this route, be sure to stop in the Westport town square and visit Partners Village store.
Grab yourself a lunch at their cafe or a refreshing beverage to add to the cooler. Close
by are other fine clothing stores and gift shops.
Wareham
Wareham, situated at the head of Buzzards Bay, offers an
exceptional location within easy traveling distance to the Boston
and Providence metropolitan areas. Boston is about one hour
away and Providence is about 45 minutes away. All of the tourist
amenities of the Cape Cod area are available in Wareham.
The town has over 54 miles of coastline enhanced by beaches,
estuaries, rivers, and ponds that create a subtle contrast to a vibrant, growing community. The town’s quality of life offers an excellent home for industry, but particularly a spectacular home for
residents. From its early beginnings of farming and ship building
in the 1700s, Wareham has evolved a diversified industrial and
commercial economy with ample human and natural resources
to support continued growth. Wareham offers a distinctive social
and economic mix from stately tech industry to traditional boat
building.
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Travelers also have a more scenic option of heading through Dartmouth by way of
Horseneck Road. Here you can explore some of the backcountry restaurants, as well as
Gooseberry Island another another well-known landmark (during World War II, a coastal
defense installation was raise on the island). Just across the Westport Harbor, be sure to
visit the Back Eddy for a four-star meal and music on the water. Lunch or late dinner will
surely not disappoint! If you love lobster, you may even get the chance to buy some fresh
ones from local lobster boats. Feeling more adventurous? Westport has you covered.
Explore the Westport River by kayak or paddleboard or venture to the local vineyards
and brewery for some relaxation.
TOWN PROFILES
TOWN PROFILES
For many years the flagpole in the park was the mizzen mast salvaged from the Wanderer after it was wrecked off Cuttyhunk in 1924. Across Water Street is the famous Meigs’
Tavern (now the Inn at Shipyard Park), built in 1800 by a shipyard owner Joseph Meigs.
At the entrance to the harbor stands Ned’s Point Light, constructed in 1837 by another
shipyard owner Leonard Hammond. To this day the light guides the way of returning
vessels into Mattapoisett’s busy harbor. Mattapoisett remains a thriving community with
schools, churches, stores, restaurants, banks, a library, museum, and a variety of businesses. In the summer the Mattapoisett Harbor is filled with hundreds of pleasure crafts.
Accommodations
Mulberry Bed & Breakfast
257 High Street
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-0684
The Inn on Shipyard Park
13 Water Street
(508) 758-4922
The Harbor Inn
23 Acoaxet Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-5915
The Mattapoisett Inn
23 Water Street
(508) 758-9733
Hotels, Motels, & Inns
Inn on Onset Bay
181 Onset Ave
Wareham, MA 02558
(508) 295-1126
Dartmouth Motor Inn
571 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 997-0008
www.dartinn.com
ACCOMMODATIONS
Days Inn
500 Hathaway Road
(508) 997-1231
The recently opened Fairfield Inn and Suites in New Bedford is just
one option for area visitors looking to spend a night (or several). More
intimate options include storied bed and breakfasts scattered throughout the South Coast. Wherever you find a place to rest your head,
you’re never far from world-class dining, extraordinary activities, and
celebrated scenery.
Bed & Breakfasts
Captain Haskell’s Octagon House
347 Union Street
(508) 999-3933
The Orchard Street Manor
139 Orchard Street
(508) 984-3475
Davenport House Bed & Breakfast
124 Cottage Street
(508) 999-1177
Captain Otis Thacher Bed & Breakfast
32 Old Westport Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 994-1418
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Residence Inn by Marriot
181 Faunce Corner Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
508-742-0261
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott
185 MacArthur Drive
(774) 634-2000
Best Western
737 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(888) 717-0424
Hampton Inn
53 Old Bedford Rd,
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 675-8500
Seaport Inn & Marina
110 Middle Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 997-1281
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Dartmouth Residence Inn by Marriott
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 984-5858
Hampton Inn
53 Old Bedford Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 675-8500
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Dining & Drinking
Partners Village Store
865 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-2572
www.partnersvillagestore.com
Café Arpeggio
800 Purchase Street
(508) 999-2233
Cafe Mimo
508-996-9443
Carmen's Bakery & Coffee Shop
478 Rivet Street
508-996-9066
Casa Victoria
104 County Street
508-994-9194
The Corner Café
242 Union Street
508-996-4141
Doces and Sweets
508-999-3131
Goulart Square Bakery
413 Rivet Street
508-996-4327
Lydia's Bakery
508-992-1711
Beer, Wine, & Liquor
Town Liquors
511 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 997-5267
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Barry’s Fine Wine & Spirits
573 Mill Street
(508) 999-6249
Scuttlebutts
590 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 995-1943
Douglas Wine & Spirits
(508) 992-3387
Ma's Donut Shop
508-995-5521
Sunrise Bakery
506 Bolton Street
(508) 997-6570
Narragansett Star Café
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 990-1900
Black Tie Cookies
211 Middle Road
Acushnet, MA 02743
(774) 206-6850
Shipyard Galley
67 County Road
(508) 758-9408
Gail’s Goodies & More
58 Fairhaven Road
(508) 758-3900
Little Bay Liquors
105 Sconticut Neck Road
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 997-2967
Finest Liquors
(508) 995-0711
Marion Country Package Store
311 Wareham Road
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-2319
Travessia Urban Winery
760 Purchase Street
(774) 929-6534
Lizzie’s Liquor
839 State Road,
508-996-2337
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928 Belleville Avenue
(508) 998-8333
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Biltmore Package Shop
650 Pleasant Street
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Wines & More
2421 Cranberry Highway #460
Wareham, MA 02571
(774) 678-0813
DINING AND DRINKING
Catering Services
D & D Caterers
(508) 717-3640
Me & Ed’s
30 Brock Avenue
(508) 993-9922
Garnish & Drink
PO Box 1603
(774) 644-5986
The Celtic Coffee House
42 North Water Street
(508) 992-1004
www.celticcoffehouse.com
The Green Bean
740 Purchase Street
(508) 984-3300
Uncle Jon’s Coffee
88 North Street
(508) 758-4540
Farms, Fruits, & Vegetables
Alderbrook Farm
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 636-4562
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115 Huttleston Avenue,
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(774) 206-1132
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Homemade Cupcakes, Candy and Ice Cream
Keith’s Farm
1149 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 763-2622
Sea Dips Ice Cream
4 Cottage Street
Marion MA
(508) 748-1800
Silverbrook Farm
592 Chase Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 991-5185
Dairy Maid
1517 Cove Road
(508) 991-6726
Stonehaven Farm
1506 Drift Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-1361
Acushnet Creamery
264 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 995-9909
Grocery Stores
Country Whip Ice Cream
1173 Main Street
Head Town Landing Country Store
488 Old County Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-6191
www.westportheadcountrystore.com
Ice Cream & Candy Shops
Emma Jean’s Cupcake Factory
& Ice Cream
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(774) 206-1132
www.totalconfections.com
Clark’s Point Creamery
26 Brock Ave
(508) 990-0065
DINING AND DRINKING
Crush Fine Wine Boutique
81 Purchase Street
774-206-1855
www.crushfinewine.com
Coffee Shops
White’s Creamery
211 Middle Road
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 995-0255
Oxford Creamery at the Bucket
77 Gulf Road
Dartmouth, MA 02748
(508) 992-3602
Salvador’s Ice Cream
460 Smith Neck Road
Dartmouth, MA 02748
Dorothy Cox Chocolates
63 Alden Road
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 996-2465
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Restaurants
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Acushnet,
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Westport, MA
(508) 763-8051
Open Daily except Tuesday
Specialty Brick Oven Pizzas & so much more!
Full Bar | TVs | Wi-Fi | Outdoor Patio
977 Main Road, Westport
Rt. 88-Hixbridge/Handy Hill Exit
Minutes from Horseneck Beach
774-264-9700
Vivvy’s
7 Howland Road
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 996-9292
Oxford Creamery
98 County Road
(508) 758-3847
Kool Kone
374 Marion Road
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-6638
Handy Hill Creamery
55 Hixbridge Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-8888
Lickety Splits Ice Cream
719 State Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 676-2163
Wood’s Farm
17 Adamsville Road
Inner Bay Restaurant and Lounge
1339 Cove Rd.
(508) 984-0489
Pizans New York Style Pizzeria
29 Union Street
(508) 999-9998
www.pizanspizza.com
Waterfront Grille
36 Homers Wharf
(508) 997-7010
Village Café
88 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 961-1490
Mattapoisett Chowder House
79 Fairhaven Road Mattapoisett, MA 02739
(508) 758-4782
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Bamboo Garden
836 Purchase St.
(508) 993-2349
Jimmy’s Pizza
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 997-7486
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Airport Grille
1569 Airport Road
(508) 994-7455
Brick
163 Union Street
(508) 999-4943
Angelo's Orchid Diner
805 Rockdale Ave.
(508) 993-3172
Café Portugal
1280 Acushnet Ave.
508-990-0688
Antonio's Restaurant
267 -271 Coggeshall St.
508-990-3636
Cafe Roma
3371 Acushnet Ave.
508-998-5281
Braza Rotisserie
562 Pleasant Street
(508) 990-7200
Chuck's China Inn
1856 Acushnet Ave.
(508) 998-7650
DINING AND DRINKING
DINING AND DRINKING
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Cork Wine & Tapas Bar
90 Front Street
(508) 994-9463
www.corkwineandtapas.com
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Lebanese Kitchen
1487 Purchase St.
508-992-8217
Shawmut Diner
943 Shawmut Avenue
508-993-3073
Trio Café & Lounge
780 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 984-0000
M & C Cafe
436 Belleville Ave.
(508) 993-2219
Spicy Lime Thai Cuisine
522 Pleasant Street
(508) 992-3330
A Kitchen
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 992-8300
Me and Ed's Restaurant
30 Brock Ave.
(508) 993-9922
Blue Point Restaurant
6 Dayton Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 996-9600
Huttleston House Restaurant
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 999-1791
Minerva’s Pizza
280 Union St.
508-992-3344
Rochelle’s Restaurant
586 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 985-3055
Margaret’s Restaurant
16 Main Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 992-9942
No Problemo
813 Purchase Street
(508) 984-1081
Black Bass Bar & Grille
3 Water Street
Dartmouth, MA 02748
(508) 999-6975
Padanaram Village - Harbor Views
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Lunch & Dinner - Full Menu
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On A Roll
149 Union Street
(508) 991-5200
Dartmouth Wasabi
747 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 990-9588
Mike’s Restaurant
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 996-9810
Pa Raffa's Italian Restaurant
2857 Acushnet Ave.
508-995-7711 Gumbo Restaurant
411 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 992-4945
Riccardi's Restaurant
901 Hathaway Rd.
508-991-4200
Healthy Grille
634 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 984-5298
Italian Favorites, Pizza, Appetizers
Traditional Pasta Entrees, Freshest
Party Sizes for Any Occasion!!
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Cobblestone Restaurant
7 South Sixth Street
(508) 999-5490
Cotali Mar Restaurante
(508) 990-0066
Davy's Locker
1480 E. Rodney French Blvd.
508-992-7359
Destination Soups
141 Union Street
(508) 991-7687
Fathoms Bar & Grill
255 Popes Island
(508) 993-3400
Fernando's Grille & Bar 418 Rivet St.
(774) 328-9273 Freestone’s City Grill
41 William Street
(508) 993-7477
Golden Greek Restaurant
1103 Acushnet Ave.
N Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 997-8811
Rose & Vicki’s
3 Faunce Corner Mall Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 990-0111
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Not Your Average Joe’s
61 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 992-5637
Jimmie’s Steamey Dogs
753 Purchase Street
Roasted Pig
98 Nash Road
508-992-8267 Seaside Seafood Restaurant
1 Brigham Street
508-999-4200
Ma Raffa’s Restaurant
85 Rockdale Ave.
508-992-8467
The Pasta House
100 Alden Road
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 993-9913
www.thepastahouse.net
Riccardi’s Restaurant
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 996-4100
Santoro’s Pizza, Subs & More
434 Wareham Road
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-9599
Sippican Café
167 Spring Street
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-0176
The Wave Restaurant & Bar
210 Spring Street
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-2986
The Inn on Shipyard Park
13 Water Street
(508) 758-4922
Nick’s Homemade Pizza
27 County Street
(508) 758-2277
South Coast Local
81 Fairhaven Road
(508) 758-3600
Turk’s Restaurant
83 Marion Road
(508) 758-3117
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Catwalk Bar & Grille
34 Union Street
(508) 994-3355
Pier 37 Restaurant & Bar
37 Union Street
(508) 990-0117
Ella’s Wood Burning Oven Restaurant
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 759-3600
End Zone Sports Pub
218 Coggeshall St.
508-997-7309
The Pour Farm Tavern and Grille
780 Purchase Street
(508) 990-1123
Marc Anthony’s Pizzeria
190 Onset Avenue
Wareham, MA 02558
(508) 295-5956
Hibernia Irish Pub
109 William Street
(508) 984-4423
Bayside Lounge
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 996-9212
The Back Eddy
1 Bridge Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636- 6500
Irish Immigrant Pub
818 Kempton St.
508-993-0990
Ice Chest Bar & Grille
136 Huttleson Avenue
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 992-2337
Bayside Restaurant
1253 Horseneck Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-5882
Knucklehead's Bar & Grill
85 Mac Arthur Drive
508-984-8149
The Gateway Tavern
371 Marion Road
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 291-6040
Bittersweet Farm Restaurant
438 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-0085
Winerys
Westport Rivers Winery
417 Hixbridge Road
Westport, MA 02790
Bars & Pubs
Rose Alley Ale House
94 Front Street
(508) 858-5123
www.drinkrosealley.com
Black Watch Pub
(508) 997-0023
DINING AND DRINKING
DINING AND DRINKING
Sweet Ginger
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 717-0278
Cranberry Cottage
246 Marion Road
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 291-1515
SHOPPING
Shopping
Beyond the area’s mall, the South Coast is packed with one-of-a-kind
boutiques, noted art galleries, and antique shops that are a destination
in themselves. Some area clothing stores fill racks with merchandise
from unique designers, while others stock rare vintage finds. Jewelry
shops line cases with one-off pieces from both local and international
artists, while numerous art galleries and gift shops reflect the area’s
past with paintings and goods featuring beach themes and boat
scenes.
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Antiques
New Bedford Antiques at the Cove
127 Rodney French Boulevard
(508) 993-7600
newbedfordantiquesatthecove.com
Stan & Paul’s
215 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 994-6060
East Side Appliance
12 Willard Street
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 291-0278
Acushnet River Antiques
72 Kilburn Street
(508) 992-8878
Westport Appliance Repair Service
1095 State Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 646-2700
China Trader Antiques
78 Harbor Street
(508) 951-9487
Bookstores & Magazines
New England Demolition & Salvage
73 Cove Street
(508) 992-1099
China Trader Antiques
148 Front Street
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-0478
Marion Antique Shop
335 Wareham Road
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-3606
Appliances
George’s Appliance
(508) 990-7171
The Bookstall
151 Front Street
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-1041
marionbookstall.com
865 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-2572
Clothing & Accessories
The Bedford Merchant
28 William Street
(508) 997-9194
www.bedfordmerchant.com
Carter’s Clothing & Footwear
55 William Street
(508) 993-8221
www.cartersma.com
Fabulous Foundations
515 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 996-2860
www.fabulousfoundations.com
Country Woolens
842 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-5661
www.countrywoolens.com
767 Exchange
767 Purchase Street
(508) 404-5527
The Bay / The Cottage
89 North Water Street
(508) 991-4500
Calico
173 Union Street
(508) 999-4147
Celia’s Boutique
111 William Street
(508) 993-3833
Circa Vintage Wear
73 Cove Street
(508) 997-9390
For Veda Boutique
763 Purchase Street
(774) 328-8943
SHOPPING
SHOPPING
New Bedford Antiques at
Wamsutta Place
61 Wamsutta Street
(508) 991-8700
www.newbedfordantiquescenter.com
Tony’s Appliance
136 County Street
(508) 996-5737
Brahmin Handbags
77 Alden Road
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 994-4000
Contrary
92 North Street
(508) 758-4800
Panache
33 County Street
(508) 758-9622
A.S. Deams Clothing
440 Main Road,
Westport, MA, 02790
www.asdeamsclothing.com
Traditional with Style
“Women’s Clothing”
Fine Gifts & Accessories
Exceptional Costumer Service
Yvettes Boutique
(508) 997-7281
Beachy Keen
Little Brook Road
Wareham, MA 02576
(781) 760-20161
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Deni’s Closet
767 Main Road, #6
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-0063
Sunglass Hut
200 North Dartmouth Mall
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 979-1023
Sowle the Florist
(508) 997-7866
Cahoon’s Florist
388 Old Bedford Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 673-6482
Eyewear & Eye Care
Eye Health Vision Center
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 994-2020
Acushnet Flower Shop
132 South Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 998-8600
Chad Michael Peters
92 North Street
(508) 758-2021
General Merchandise
Advanced Eye Center
854 Purchase Street
(508) 717-0477
www.2020aec.com
LensCrafters
382 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 993-1757
Garlington Florist
359 Rockdale Avenue
(508) 997-2911
Hawthorn Florist & Gift Shop
87 Dartmouth Street
(508) 996-4118
A Wareham Florist
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-5855
Main Street Florist
219 Main Street
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-9001
The North Dartmouth Mall
200 Dartmouth Mall
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 999-4535
Wal-Mart
42 Fairhaven Commons Way
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 993-8100
SHOPPING
SHOPPING
Advanced Eye Center
500 Faunce Corner Road, #110
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 717-0270
www.2020aec.com
Florists
Ocean State Job Lot
1068 Kings Highway
(508) 998-3609
Wareham Crossing
Wareham, MA 02571
(781) 749-7800
Target
479 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 979-7530
Gift Galleries
MUSE
516 Pleasant Street
(774) 628-9445
www.muse-studio.org
TL6: The Gallery
100 William Street
(508) 992-8100
www.TL6thegallery.com
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Two Great Stores, One Central Location!
Gift Stores
Moby Dick Retail
27 William Street
(508) 996-1114
www.mobydickretail.com
865 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-2572
SHOPPING
Rogers Gallery & Framery
81 Fairhaven Rd,
(508) 758-3641
facebook.com/rogersgallery
Serendipity
160 Front Street
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-1800
serendipitybythesea.net
Isabelle’s
33 County Road
(508) 758-7960
Old Company Store
5 Elm Street
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 291-7871
Thirsty Crow
367 Old Westport Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 994-9434
Health, Natural & Wellness Products
Down to Earth Natural Foods
751 Kempton Street
(508) 996-1995
Collective Souls
59 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 998-8421
GNC
10 Fairhaven Commons Way
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 990-0663
Gooseberry Natural Foods
1037 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-2241
Home & Interior
Dartmoor Home & Garden Gifts
201 Horseneck Road
Dartmouth, MA 02748
(508) 636-7700
Salt Marsh Pottery
Dartmouth, MA 02748
(508) 636-4813
www.saltmarsh.com
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Freestones Restaurant
MOBY DICK RETAIL
X GIFT SHOP
Johnnycake Hill
Bethel St
Whaling Museum
THE BEDFORD MERCHANT GIFT SHOP
28 William St. New Bedford, MA
508-997-9194
www.bedfordmerchant.com
Trendy Clothes,
Handbags, Scarves, &
Accessories In Our
Restored Smith Bros.
Kiln Room.
Initial & Birthstone Jewlery
Demdaco Figurines
Snoozie PJ Sets
Shabby Chic Items
Unique Giftware
Dammit Dolls
Garden Decor & Gnomes
Children & Baby Items
Yankee Candle
Upper Deck Reproductions
Old Tyme Games
Humorous SIgns
Unusual Ornaments
Cape Cod Bracelets
MOBY DICK RETAIL GIFT SHOP
27 William St. New Bedford, MA
508-996-1114
www.mobydickretail.com
Located in the National Park Service
Not
your
typical
Gift Shops!
Popular Whaleman Bookends
Historic Seaport Gifts
Local Artists
Nautical Home Decor
Cape Cod Bracelets
Sea Glass Jewelry
Nautical Sterling Silver
Woodwick Candles
Weathervanes
Salt Water Taffy
Famous Model Ships
New Bedford Blankets
Life Is Good Clothing
Colorful Buoys
Mon-Thu 10am-5:30pm Fri & Sat 10am-5:00pm
Open Sun & Mon from June through December
Open ‘til 8pm every second Thursday of every month
We Ship * Layaway * Reward Cards * Gift Certificates
Ernie Ross Jewlers
92 State Road
(508) 992-3933
Cold Blooded Pets & Supplies
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 985-1982
Babbitt Woodworks
40 Marion Road
(508) 758-4599
A & A Jewelers
452 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 992-5320
Mellisa’s Pet Depot
83A Faunce Corner Mall Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 996-0088
Kitchen and Bath Details
81 Fairhaven Road
(508) 758-6083
Pet Stores
Pet Lover
1099 State Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 672-4682
Jewelers
Patnaude’s Aquarium & Pet Superstore
(508) 995-4344
Be Jeweled
26 Centre Street
(508) 990-1300
Paws ‘n’ Claws Grooming
(508) 984-0901
Sporting Goods
Corner Sports Store
319 Hathaway Boulevard
(508) 992-0110
Dick’s Sporting Goods
475 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 999-1617
Days Sports
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 997-9460
Olympia Sports
Wareham, MA 02538
(508) 291-2358
Village Sports
590 State Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 672-4284
WindMill Cycles
90 Faunce Corner Mall Road
508-999-4000, Extention - 27
SHOPPING
SHOPPING
South Coast Kitchen Designs
122 River Road
(508) 995-1130
Toys
865 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-2572
Village Toy Shop
270 Huttleston Avenue, #7
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 984-1110
No Kidding
33 County Street
(508) 758-3323
Check out our new Scooters
Motorcycle Sales, Service, Parts
& Accessories - Inspection Stickers
www.windmillcycles.com
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Attorneys & Mediators
Banks & Credit Unions
Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP
128 Union Street, #500
(774) 206-8200
www.psh.com
Bank Five
174 Union Street
(508) 997-5164
www.bankfive.com
Law Offices of Matthew C. Swanson
69 Juliette Street
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 857-5697
www.matthewswansonlaw.com
Phillips & Garcia, PC
13 Ventura Drive
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 998-0800
Surprenant & Beneski, P.C.
35 Arnold Street
(508) 994-5200
Barber Shops
Lucio Barber Shop
(508) 998-3467
United Barber Shop
78 Rockdale Avenue
(508) 858-5622
Automobile Services & Repair
Your Father’s Moustache
747 Purchase Street
(508) 996-9309
Sparks Computerized Car Care
425 State Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 999-0092
Clipper Ship Barber Salon
149 Slocum Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 999-2040
Creative Playschool
(508) 998-5019
Al’s Yankee Clipper
428 Wareham Road
Marion, MA 02738
(508) 748-2233
Days of Discovery
575 Church Street
(508) 998-9567
Mattapoisett Clipper Barber
19 Church Street
(508) 758-9212
Little People’s College
1541 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 763-4866
ChildCare
Kiddie Kampus Childcare
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 998-2201
Crayon Campus
651 Orchard Street
(508) 997-4944
Little People’s College
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 990-2244
Legal services
that positively impact our
community.
Banking & Financial Institutions Regulatory Compliance • Business
Commercial Lending • Commercial Restructuring & Asset Recovery • Construction
Corporate Governance • Creditors’ Rights • Employment & Labor • Health Care
Insurance • Intellectual Property • Land Use & Environmental • Litigation
Nonprofit • Public Finance & Governmental • Real Estate • Tax • Trusts & Estates
Michael A. Kehoe, Esq.
Partner
774-206-8200
www.psh.com
CLOSER TO THE ISSUES
SERVICES
SERVICES
Services
Headquarters Barber Shop
39 Center Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 991-8140
Chiropractors
Alves Chiropractic Center
(508) 998-3001
Merolla Chiropractic
100 Bedford Street
(508) 996-6781
South Coast Chiropractic
651 Orchard Street, #251
(508) 991-8400
Construction & Carpentry
SERVICES
Keith Construction
164 Chancery Street
(508) 992-0586
Medaesthetic Day Spa
1402 Tucker Road
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 991-2999
United Fisherman’s Club
639 Orchard Street
(508) 994-5883
Medeiros & Sons Construction
620 Chase Road
(508) 997-4921
Fuze Massage Therapy
348 Main Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 992-8469
Wamsutta Club
427 County Street
(508) 997-7431
Perkins Quality Construction
5 Martin Avenue
(774) 929-0008
Gloria and Company
211 Alden Road
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 999-1899
Knights of Columbus
57 Fairhaven Road
(508) 758-6787
Innovation Construction
Company, Inc.
6 Old Fearing Hill Road
Wareham, MA 02576
(508) 291-4907
Spascape Day Spa
8 Water Street
(508) 758-2008
General Contractors
Day Spas/Med Spas
Avalon Medical Spa
651 Orchard Street
(774) 202-7049
Function Facilities
Bob’s Building Company
936 Tradewind Street
(508) 994-7064
Sky Room
651 Orchard Street #4
(508) 990-1222
Long Built Homes
158 Charles L. McCombs Boulevard
(508) 965-9926
SERVICES
James E. Frost Construction
Company
142 Shawmut Avenue
(508) 991-4029
Sean Kennedy General Contractor
20 William Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 525-9919
We’re not foreign to foreign currency.
We buy and sell over 80 different currencies.
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For more information about our Foreign Currency
Exchange services and current rates and fees, or to
learn about all of our other great products and
services, visit us at www.bankfive.com, stop by
any of our 12 conveniently located branches, or call
us at 774-888-6100.
www.bankfive.com • 774-888-6100 •
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A Touch of “Hart”
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 493-2838
The Executive Dog
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 990-7070
Pinnacle Strength
665 Orchard Street
(774) 202-2110
Essential Massage
101 Center Street
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 863-0190
Little Doggies College
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 525-6272
Hardware Stores
YMCA New Bedford
25 South Water Street
(508) 997-0734
At Peace Massage Therapy
53 County Road
(774) 377-3909
Boutique Board & Groom
295 Old County Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-8219
True Value Hardware
23 Popes Island
(508) 997-3307
Healthtrax Gym & Fitness Center
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 999-2171
Westport Massage
866 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
(508) 636-9606
Photography & Videography
County Street Hardware Store
123 County Street
(508) 994-1090
Gleason Family YMCA
33 Charge Pond Road
Wareham, MA 02571
(508) 295-9622
Nail Salons
Country Hardware
632 Main Street
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 995-4272
Massage & Muscular Therapy
Platinum Nails
606 Tarkiln Hill Road
(508) 995-5185
Health Clubs
Massage Therapy of New Bedford
194 Rockdale Avenue, #194
(508) 992-2279
Top Nails
137 Hathaway Road
(508) 997-0882
Boutique Fitness
496 Pleasant Street
(774) 202-4688
Relaxing Solutions
(508) 985-0022
Nail Asia
424 Mount Pleasant Street
(508) 984-5935
Hair Salons
Head of State Salon
653 State Road
Dartmouth, MA
508-999-0177
Pet Services
Wicked Clean Dog
Fairhaven, MA 02719
wickedcleandog.com
Go Doggy K9 Wellness &
Rehabilitation
88 Mill Road
Acushnet, MA 02743
(508) 525-0942
Mark Medeiros Photography
(508) 441-3131
www.markmedeirosphotography.com
SERVICES
SERVICES
Howland Place Fitness Center
651 Orchard Street
(508) 994-2100
R.P. Valois & Company, Inc.
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 994-6506
Mare Studios & Gallery
27 Centre Street
(508) 997-7934
Kate Levin Photographer
Fairhaven, MA 02719
(508) 454-5631
Printing
Just-In-Advertising
204 Union Street
(774) 202-5204
Reynolds DeWalt
186 Duchaine Boulevard
(800) 477-4681
Minuteman Press
634 State Road
(508) 994-7700
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Real Estate
William Raveis Real Estate
911 Main Road
Westport, MA 02790
508-636-3100
raveis.com
Joyce D. Lopes Realty Corp.
10 Margaret Street,
Acushnet, MA 02743
508-998-3261
joycedlopesrealty.com
Real Estate
Remax/Team Phil and Debbie
28 Bow Drive
Acushnet, MA
508-858-4088
REAL ESTATE
Mike Keogh Partner
Partridge Snow & Hahn LLP
128 Union Street, #500
(774) 206-8200
www.psh.com
Coldwell Banker Hopps Realty
302 Elm Street
508-992-6479
hoppsrealtygroup.com
Milbury and Company
304 Elm Street
508-997-7400
www.milburyre.com
Neves & Cashman Realty
634 State Rd,
Dartmouth, MA 02747
(508) 990-7775
www.neves-cashmanrealty.com
Anne Whiting Real Estate
253 Elm St, South
Dartmouth, MA 02748
508-999-1010
www.annewhitingrealestate.com
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The Future of
New Bedford
In 2012, a state of the art splash pad was installed to provide an extensive
aquatic play area. Additional renovation to the park has included the restoration
of four tennis courts and new exhibits to expand the skateboard park. A key
component of the project included a revised parking plan to centralize parking
and create additional green space for passive recreation. The installation of a
new drainage system by the Department of Public Infrastructure has alleviated
many of the previous flooding issues on the site. A total of $550,000 in CDBG
funding has assisted with the Brooklawn Park redevelopment. The City’s
CDBG funding has also spurred private investment by the baseball and softball
leagues that have resulted in the installation of two new ball fields as well as a
new building to house a scoring booth, concession stand and restrooms.
Written by Steven Martins
New Bedford City Council President
& Ward 2 City Councilor
THE FUTURE OF NEW BEDFORD
Acushnet Avenue International Marketplace – update:
The Acushnet Avenue International Marketplace project
is an initiative to redesign a section of Acushnet Avenue
from Coggeshall Street to Sawyer Street in Phase 1, in
a way that enhances the vibrancy of this key business
district. As a result of community support, planning and
public input, the Acushnet Avenue International Marketplace is moving forward.
The International Marketplace project includes traffic signal improvements, utility
upgrades and streetscape improvements, including: new lighting, attractive seating and planting areas, wider sidewalks, bump outs and bicycle accommodations
along Acushnet Avenue from Route 18 just south of Coggeshall Street to Beetle
Street.
Route 18 – update: (Now called JFK Boulevard); JFK Boulevard Phase 1 will be
completed this spring, linking historic downtown New Bedford, the New Bedford
Whaling National Historical Park, and the working waterfront.
Custom House Square – In 2012, the City received a $300,000 Gateway Urban
Parks Grant to build a park at Custom House Square. Scheduled to be complete
in the summer of 2013, the project will provide the desired green space, designed
by Stoss Landscape Urbanism, that has been missing from the downtown core
and become a public space for family recreation, farmers markets and other
public events.
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Brooklawn Park - covers over 85 acres, from Acushnet Avenue to Ashley Boulevard and is used for sports and recreational activities for New Bedford residents to
enjoy.
Cliftex North – A $18 million historic preservation project, Acorn Management
also began construction to convert the Cliftex North Mill into 126 units of market rate housing with breathtaking riverfront views – their third project in New
Bedford.
South Terminal Project - In the 19th Century, New Bedford whalers sailed out
from our bustling harbor—the wealthiest and most productive in the nation—
upon the strong winds of the Atlantic coast. Today these winds are an abundant and inexhaustible resource driving the justification for the creation of the
offshore wind sector in America. New Bedford will be the epicenter of this new
sector, and in the decades to come, offshore wind can supply enough power to
supply electricity to more than 1 million homes.
In 2010 Governor Patrick announced that New Bedford would be the location
of the Marine Commerce Terminal—the first such terminal in the nation—a
State investment of up to $100 million, managed by the Massachusetts Clean
Energy Center, that will be able to deploy Cape Wind and a generation of offshore wind projects in Federal waters south of Martha’s Vineyard.
On May 6, 2013, the groundbreaking ceremony took place of the historic New
Bedford Marine Commerce Terminal, a first-in-the-nation facility to support the
construction, assembly and deployment of offshore wind projects.
THE FUTURE OF NEW BEDFORD
Upper Harbor District – Rivers End Park will be completed this season and open for public access. Located
at the head of the Acushnet River, on River Street near
Tarkiln Hill Road, the park amenities include a walking a
path, picnic tables, and a playground.
Cliftex South – A $25 million dollar project under construction, the NBEDC
was instrumental in the purchase of the Cliftex Mill South for redevelopment.
The historic mill, located in the Upper Harbor Development District, will be converted into an affordable assisted living facility for low and moderate-income
residents.
NEW BEDFORD CITY DIRECTORY
Abc Disposal
Solid Waste Collection
508-999-2619
Airport 1569 Airport Rd. Business Office 508-991-6161
Animal Control
834 Kempton St.
508-991-6366
Art Museum
608 Pleasant St.
508-961-3072 Assessors Room 109 508-979-1440
Auditors Room 217
508-979-1530
Cable Access
918 S. Rodney French
Blvd
508-979-1775 Council On Aging 181 Hillman St. Blvd.#9
508-991-6250
Mayor's Office Room 311 508-979-1410
School Department 455 County St.
508-997-4511
Custodian-City Hall
133 William St.
508-979-1561
Management Information
Systems Basement
508-991-6245
Seniorscope - See Council On Aging
Economic Development
1213 Purchase St.
508-991-3122
New Directions
1213 Purchase St.
508-979-1616
Election Commission Room 114
508-979-1421
Personnel Room 212
508-979-1444
Emergency Management 834 Kempton Street
508-961-3060
Planning Room 312
508-979-1488
Emergency Medical
Services
181 Hillman St., Bldg #4
508-991-6390
Police
Emergency Only
871 Rockdale Ave.
911
508-991-6300
Engineering
1105 Shawmut Ave.
508-979-1527
Public Facilities 294 Liberty St.
508-979-1520
Cemetery
149 Dartmouth St.
508-991-6191
Environmental Stewardship / Conservation
Room 304
508-991-6188
City Clerk Room 118
508-979-1450
Fire Department 868 Pleasant St.
508-991-6124
City Council Clerks Room 215
508-979-1455
City Hall Operator
133 William St.
508-979-1400 Harbor Development 52 Fisherman’s Wharf
508-961-3000
Health Department
1213 Purchase St.
508-991-6199
Clerk Of Committees Room 213
508-979-1482
Housing Authority
134 So. Second St.
508-997-4800
Communications Division
Room #208
508-979-1574
Inspectional Services Room308
508-979-1540
Community Development
608 Pleasant St.
508-979-1581 Library 613 Pleasant St.
508-991-6275
Recycling / Refuse Mgmt.
Boulevard
508-979-1493
Community Services /
Human Services
Room 220
508-961-3136
Licensing Board Room 206
508-979-1457
Retirement
651 Orchard St. Unit #203A
508-979-1538
Public Infrastructure
1105 Shawmut Ave 508-979-1550
Wastewater Treatment
Plant
1000 So. Rodney French
Blvd
508-991-6164
Shellfish Warden
Blvd
508-991-6289
Solicitors Office Room 203
Fax # 508-979-1460
508-979-1515
Tourism/Marketing
Waterfront Visitor Center/
Pier 3
508-979-1745
National Park
Visitor Center
33 William St.
508-996-4095
Traffic Commission 51 Elm St.
508-979-1766
Treasurers Room 101
508-979-1430
Veterans
181 Hillman Street,
Building 3
508-991-6184
Quittacas Treatment Plant
1 Negus Way E. Freetown
508-763-2231
Weights & Measures
306 Liberty St.
508-991-6144
Purchasing Room 208
508-979-1433
Workforce Investment
Board
227 Union St.
508-979-1504
Recreation
181 Hillman Street,
Building 3
508-961-3015 Zoning Board Room 304
508-979-1495
Zoo
425 Hawthorn St.
508-991-6178

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