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www.SeePlymouth.com
DEsTINATION
PLYMOUTH COUNTY
2014
2015
134 Court Street
Plymouth, MA 02360
vacation planner
Plymouth l South Shore l Cranberry Country l Metro South
Welcome to Plymouth COUNTY
Waterfront Visitor Information Center,
Water Street, Plymouth
Plymouth Harbor
Massachusetts Tourist Information Center,
Route 3, Exit 5, Plymouth
This Vacation Planner is segmented into the four geographical regions of Plymouth, the South Shore, Cranberry
Country and Metro South and includes sections on the neighboring regions of Cape Cod and Southeastern, MA.
Information on attractions, accommodations and restaurants is provided for each region. To locate a member
organization turn to Pages 33-34. Enjoy your visit to Plymouth County where history is just the beginning!
Visitor Info
Plymouth visitor information is
located at the Waterfront Visitor
Information Center, the official visitor
information center for the Town
of Plymouth. Here you can make room
reservations, obtain brochures, check
out restaurant menus, acquire maps and
find the latest on special events in and
around Plymouth during your stay.
Open April through November.
1 l Vacation PLANNER
The Massachusetts Tourist
Information Center is located
on Route 3, Exit 5 in Plymouth
where you can pick up Plymouth and
State-wide information including maps
and brochures on attractions, lodging,
shopping and dining. Open year-round
24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Call 800.231.1620 or visit www.SeePlymouth.com.
Welcome
Visit art museums in Brockton, Cohasset, Marshfield,
Norwell, Duxbury and Plymouth, and explore the
historic coastline and proud maritime heritage in our
ten coastal towns.
Daytrip excursions can include Boston and Cape Cod
and the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket.
Enjoy daily seasonal whale watch cruises and narrated
harbor and Cape Cod Canal tours. Try Sandwich’s
Heritage Museums & Gardens, the City of New Bedford
known for its whaling industry history, Fall River’s
Battleship Cove and Newport Rhode Island’s Mansions.
In Plymouth County you’ll discover a blend of art and
history, adventure and recreation, breathtaking natural
beauty and more to do than can be done in one day.
Plymouth – America’s Hometown, is the heart of
Plymouth County and the site of the first permanent
settlement of English Colonists in New England. Visit a
re-creation of this settlement at the English Village at
Plimoth Plantation. Board Mayflower II, a reproduction
of the ship that carried the Pilgrims to the New World.
Take in the sights and sounds of a lively, working
Plimoth Plantation,
Plymouth
waterfront. Boats cruise through Cape Cod Bay for whale
watching and deep-sea fishing. Lobstering and even “pirate
hunting” are available in Plymouth Harbor. The streets of
Plymouth continue to welcome newcomers as they did four
centuries ago.
Experience the stories of “America’s Hometown” by foot
or trolley. Visit www.SeePlymouth.com for up-to-date
Plymouth information.
The South Shore is known for its scenic coastline, quaint
villages, comfy B&Bs and impressive lighthouses. Traveling
along Route 3A is the best way to visit unique museums
sharing the various histories of such businesses as farming,
lifesaving or Irish mossing, not to mention centuries-old
“homes turned restaurants” offering seaside dining.
Cranberry Country winds through the back roads of
southeast Plymouth County where the importance of the
cranberry industry and its continued influence is more
than evident. Look for colorful wet harvests in late
September and October, so well known from Ocean Spray™
commercials. Visit a farm that uses the dry harvest process
that gives us fresh cranberries for our Thanksgiving dinners.
Metro South, with its proximity to Boston, is the perfect
hub for exploring the County and a true destination in
its own right. Known as the City of Champions due to its
prize-fighting heroes Rocky Marciano and Marvelous Marvin
Hagler, it is also home to the only contemporary craft
museum in New England as well as other cultural
venues including a Black History Trail.
Plymouth County’s doors are open for you to explore
America’s historic past as well as its vibrant present.
Scituate Lighthouse,
South Shore
A.D. Makepeace,
Cranberry Country
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WELCOME to the County
Welcome to Plymouth County Massachusetts where
America’s roots run deep. Plymouth County covers an
area of 690 square miles. It includes twenty-six towns
and one city, stretching from Hingham to Mattapoisett,
and Lakeville to Massachusetts Bay. You’ll find a wealth
of natural resources; State parks, salt- and fresh-water
beaches, scenic harbors and marshlands. Deep-sea fishing
excursions are available and with 24 golf courses, the
County is a golfer’s destination.
Table of Contents
SOUTH
SHORE
PLYMOUTH
What to See
Historic Homes & Societies
Jabez Howland House.........5, 6
Museums
Mayflower II.......................5, 36
Pilgrim Hall Museum.........5, 6
Plimoth Plantation.............5, 36
Outdoors
America’s Hometown
Thanksgiving Celebration.8, 32
Beaches...............................5, 6
Birdwatching..........................6
Concerts.................................8
Fishing....................................7
Golfing....................................6
Landmarks..............................6
Lighthouses............................6
Parks.......................................6
Parade................................8, 32
Whale Watching.....................7
Tours
America’s Hometown Shuttle...7
Dead of Night Ghost Tours.....7
Plymouth’s Best Cruises..........7
Plymouth Cruises Aboard
Lobster Tales.......................7
Where to Stay
B&B’s
Along the Harbor B&B...........10
Bayberry Inn B&B...................10
Sea Breeze Inn B&B................10
Camping
Pinewood Lodge.....................11
Hotels & Motels
Best Western PLUS.................11
Blue Anchor Motel..................11
Blue Spruce Motel...................11
Comfort Inn............................12
John Carver Inn & Spa...........12
Pilgrim Sands on Long Beach..12
Radisson Hotel........................12
Where to SHOP
Colony Place...........................13
Independence Mall.................13
Village Landing.......................13
Where to Dine
Blue Blinds Bakery..................14
Hearth ‘n Kettle......................14
Mama Mia’s............................14
Village Landing Marketplace...14 WaterFire Tavern....................14
2014 EveNts.................8, 32
What to See
The Arts
South Shore Art Center
Cohasset.........................17,18
Alden House Historic Site
Duxbury.........................17,18
Back Roads, South Shore..........18
Paragon Carousel, Hull............19
Scituate Historical Society.......18
Museums
Hull Lifesaving Museum.........18
Outdoors
Beaches...................................18
Nantasket Beach, Hull....18,19
Bird Watching........................18
Fishing....................................19
Landmarks..............................19
Lighthouses......................17, 19
Parks.......................................19
Where to Stay
B&B’s
Oceanside Inn, Scituate...........20
Hotels & Motels
Comfort Inn, Rockland............20
Holiday Inn, Rockland.............20
The Nantasket Beach
Resort, Hull........................20
2014 Events.....................32
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Whale Watching
Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth
CRANBERRY
COUNTRY
Historic Homes
& Societies...................... 22
Museums............................ 22
Edaville USA, Carver.............. 22
Cape Cod Cranberry
Growers.............................. 24
Discover Middleborough....... 23
WhAT TO SEE
The Arts.............................25
Historic Homes
& Societies.....................25
Museums............................25
Discover Brockton.................26
Metro South Chamber
of Commerce.....................26
Outdoors
Beaches.................................. 22
Farms.................................... 22
A.D. Makepeace, Wareham... 22
Lighthouses........................... 23
Outdoors
Brockton Fair......................... 25
Golfing................................... 25
Landmarks............................. 25
Parks...................................... 25
Tours
Hy-Line Canal Cruises........... 23
2014 Events.................... 32
Where to Stay
Hotels & Motels
Fairfield Inn by Marriot,
Middleborough........................24
Holiday Inn Express & Suites,
Middleborough.......................24
2014 Events.................... 32
MORE TO
EXPLORE
Getting Around/
Transportation.......................15
Plymouth County Map........16
Member Directory..........33, 34
Find Us On Social Media......9
Plymouth 400th
Anniversary...........................9
Heading TO BOSTON
Boston................................ 27
Heading South
New Bedford..............27, 28
Destination
New Bedford................27, 28
Newport, RI
Newport Mansions.............. 28
Heading EAST
Cape Cod
What to See
Cape Cod Canal Centennial ..
Celebration, Bourne.............29
Heritage Museums
& Gardens, Sandwich..........30
Pilgrim’s Monument,
Provincetown....................... 29
Scallop Fest, Falmouth........... 29 Where To Stay
Cape Codder Resort & Spa,
Hyannis.............................. 30
Dan’l Webster Inn & Spa,
Sandwich............................ 30
The Islands
How to Get to Martha’s
Vineyard and Nantucket
Hy-Line Cruises.................... 31
Island Queen........................ 31
The Steamship Authority...... 31
2014 Events.................... 32
Pilgrim Hall Museum, Plymouth
uth County.
Family fun in Plymo
TABLE OF CONTENTS
What to See
BEYOND
PLYMOUTH
COUNTY
METRO
SOUTH
Plymouth, AMERICA’s HOMETOWN
What to See
Historic Homes
& Societies
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Immigration to the United States in the 19th
century led to formation of societies focusing
on the Pilgrim story. Visit the 1640 Sparrow
House, 1667 Jabez Howland House,
1677 Harlow “Old Fort” House and the
Mayflower Society House. Tour these
historic homes, each uniquely connected
to the Pilgrims.
Museums
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Pilgrim Hall Museum exhibits authentic
Pilgrim possessions such as the cradle
of Peregrine White, William Brewster’s
great chair, William Bradford’s Bible and
the only portrait of a Pilgrim, Edward
Winslow, actually painted from life.
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Aboard Mayflower II, a re-creation of
the ship that sailed to the New World in
1620, learn of the harrowing 66-day
voyage. Then visit Plimoth Plantation, a
bi-cultural living history museum dedicated
to 17th-century Wampanoag and Colonial
English life.
Park, Ply
mouth
Also visit the 1809 Hedge House, a
Federal-style home built by a merchant
ship owner. Furnished with 19th-century
comforts, it features exhibits from Plymouth
Antiquarian Society’s collections.
Outdoors
photo: Kristen Oney
Beaches
Plymouth Beach, also known as Long
Beach, is a three-mile stretch of sand that
juts into Cape Cod Bay. Parking, concession,
lifeguards and restrooms. Rte. 3A, three miles
south of Plymouth Center, across from
Plimoth Plantation.
Call 800.USA.1620 or visit www.SeePlymouth.com.
White Horse Beach, in the Manomet section of Plymouth
is a beautiful, long stretch of sandy beach enjoyed by
visitors and residents alike. Parking is on the street. No
amenities. Rte. 3A five miles south of Plymouth Center,
left on White Horse Road.
Golfing
Bird Watching
Plymouth Beach is a major staging area for shorebirds
and terns in migration, while thickets and 365 ponds host
everything from Golden-Crowned Kinglets to American
Bald Eagles. Mass Audubon leads birding trips in Town
throughout the year.
PLYMOUTH
Some of the world’s finest golf course architects have
brought their designs to America’s Hometown. For details
go to SeePlymouth.com/things-to-do/golf-and-sports.
Stephen’s Field, located at the south end of the central
waterfront, has tennis courts and a playground. South on
Water St., to Union St., follow to end.
Landmarks
Plymouth Rock, an enduring symbol of the Pilgrims’
arrival in the New World, is the centerpiece of historic
Plymouth. The National Monument to the Forefathers
stands overlooking the Town and Harbor from her perch
on Allerton Street Hill.
Plymouth is also home to monuments dedicated to
Wampanoag Sachem Massasoit, Pilgrim Mothers,
Pilgrim Maidens and Governor William Bradford.
The sarcophagus on Cole’s Hill contains the remains
of the settlers who perished that first winter. The final
resting place of many of the Pilgrims can be seen by
visiting Burial Hill.
1667 Jabez Howland House
508.746.9590
The only existing house
in Plymouth where
Mayflower passengers
are known to have lived!
Open daily 10 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Memorial Day to
Columbus Day.
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www.pilgrimjohnhowlandsociety.org
33 Sandwich Street • Plymouth
Pilgrim Hall Museum
Lighthouses
1769 Gurnet Light, Plymouth
1871 Bug Light, Plymouth
Morton Park is 180 acres of a delightfully forested area
around Little Pond and the northern shores of Billington
Sea. Includes life-guarded swimming areas. From Water
St., head up Leyden St., across Rte. 3A, to Summer St. and
follow Summer St. one mile to Morton Park.
Myles Standish State Forest, a 14,000-acre preserve,
was the first Massachusetts state forest, created in 1916.
Ponds with bathhouses. Beaches at College and Fearing
Ponds. Bridle paths, bike trails, fishing, boating, hiking, ski
touring. 475 campsites. 508.866.2526. Off Rte. 3, exit 5,
Plymouth, west on Long Pond Rd. or off Rte. 495, exit 2,
Rte. 58 north for one mile, off Tremont St. Carver.
Nelson Park, at the north end of the waterfront, boasts
a small beach area, a playground and an area for picnics.
North to the end of Water St.; the park is on the right.
photo: Kindra Clineff
Parks
Pilgrim Hall Museum offers a chance to touch an
authentic piece of Plymouth Rock! View actual
17th-century Pilgrim possessions including: William
Bradford’s Bible, Peregrine White’s cradle and Myles
Standish’s sword. Watch the 15 minute film. Ask about
“Treasure Hunts” for children. On-site parking, air
conditioning, museum store and full accessibility.
Open daily 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
508.746.1620
www.pilgrimhallmuseum.org
75 Court Street • Plymouth
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Dead of Night Ghost Tours
What to See
Twilight Lantern Ghost & History
Tours. Hear the history, learn why
they haunt and see where they
haunt. Walk through Burial Hill
Cemetery. Capture Spirits on film!
90-minute tours nightly. Meet at
the Hearse, Plymouth.
Tours by Air, Land and Sea
Stroll Town Wharf and State Pier to explore many water
options. See majestic whales in their natural habitat with
Capt. John Boats or Plymouth Whale Watching or take
a more active role deep-sea fishing. Become a lobsterman
or battle a pirate on the high seas with Plymouth Cruises
Aboard Lobster Tales. Pilgrim Belle Paddle Wheeler
provides relaxing harbor cruises. An alternate route to
Provincetown is the Plymouth to Provincetown Ferry.
America’s Hometown Shuttle tours run from the end of
June through Labor Day or enjoy a bird’s-eye view with
Ryan Rotors and Pilgrim Aviation.
WHALE WATCHING
BOAT Cruises IN PLYMOUTH
Whether you are visiting for the first time or a
long-time resident, there is something for everyone
aboard Plymouth’s Best Cruises!
Looking for a low-key afternoon with friends? Take a
relaxing harbor cruise aboard the Pilgrim Belle.
...a more exciting day on the water? Let Plymouth
Whale Watching take you in comfort to the feeding
grounds of Humpback Whales. Sightings guaranteed!
...a scenic Cape Cod excursion? Enjoy a quick ride
across Cape Cod Bay on the Plymouth to
Provincetown Ferry. Ticket Center located on State
Pier where Mayflower II is docked.
508.747.3434
www.bestcruisesplymouth.com
State Pier • Plymouth
America’s Hometown Shuttle
Plymouth’s Fun Sightseeing Tour
Ride along with us in our refurbished vintage Trolley.
Hop on for a one-hour tour of Plymouth! Want to take
a longer look at Plymouth Rock? How about visiting
Plimoth Plantation? Do so at your convenience. Get
on and off at any stop at any time. Purchase tickets
directly from our friendly trolley drivers, Waterfront
Visitor Center or trolley agents at the Plymouth Rock
Trolley stop. Operating daily: late June - Labor Day.
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Tour Historic Plymouth Harbor.
Harbor Cruises Daily
Narrated Tours Include: Dead of Night Ghost Tours
and Discover Plymouth’s History Walking Tours. Join
a Native Plymouth Tour with Native Americans as your
guide or request Bettyann’s Tours as she will hop in
your car to show you places you may otherwise miss.
Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway Co.
508.746.0378
www.p-b.com/ahs.html
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508.866.5111 or 508.277.2371
Water Street • Plymouth
Plymouth Cruises
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Aboard Lobster Tales
508.746.5342
www.plymouthcruises.com
9 Town Wharf • Plymouth
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Fun Cruises for All Ages!
• Lobster Excursions
• Pirate Cruises For Kids
• Ice Cream
Sundae Cruises
• Wine Tastings
• Private Charters
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photo: Ali Stevenson
PLYMOUTH
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Strawberry Thanksgiving Festival
June 28
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Concerts
Plymouth Harbor Roots &
Folk Festival
July 12 6 - 9 p.m.
Historic Plymouth Waterfront
projectarts.com
Plymouth Musicians’
Union Concert
June 5 - Sept. 4
Thursdays
7- 8:30 p.m.
Plymouth Waterfront
Downtown Plymouth Waterfront
Festival & Antiquarian Summer Fair
August 23
Pilgrim Memorial State Park
& Downtown Plymouth
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festival.com
Project Arts of Plymouth
Summer Concert Series
June 25 - August 27
Wednesdays
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Plymouth Waterfront
projectarts.com
Plymouth Guild Downtown
Art Stroll
September 13 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Main St, North St, Howland St.
plymouthguild.org
Acoustic Nights Free
Concert Series
July 5 - August 30
Saturdays
6 - 9 p.m.
Hedge House Lawn
126 Water St.
Halloween on Main
Trick or Treat Walk
Oct 31 2 - 6 p.m.
Memorial Hall along
Court St. & Main St.
plymouthchamber.com
Thanksgiving Celebration
November 21-23
Downtown Plymouth & Waterfront
usathanksgiving.com
This is just a sampling of events
in Plymouth. For a full roster of
what’s happening in Plymouth
in 2014 visit:
SeePlymouth.com/events/all
For a sampling of events
throughout Plymouth County
see page 32.
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...coming in
2020
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Plymouth celebrates
400 years!
It’s a special place and time. One of our
County’s most historic towns is turning 400!
Rediscover the partnership formed between
the Wampanoag Nation and the Pilgrims,
and commemorate the vibrant
community that continues
to thrive after four
centuries. It’s an
American story and
a national legacy.
It’s Monumental!
National Monument to
the Forefathers
Have a special interest in the story of Plymouth and its historic
attractions? Follow our “Plymouth, It’s Monumental” Facebook page!
WhERE TO STAY
In Plymouth, you’ll find accommodations for every
taste and budget, most within walking distance of
historic sites and restaurants.
PLYMOUTH
Bed & Breakfasts
Plymouth’s B&Bs offer a “touch of home” be it a
quiet retreat, a romantic getaway or an out-ofthe-ordinary place to celebrate a special occasion.
Along the Harbor B&B
Enjoy an unobstructed panoramic view
of Plymouth Harbor and Mayflower II
with private entrances, parking, Wi-Fi
and
private bathrooms. Short stroll to
877.746.6898
508.746.6886 restaurants, shops and attractions.
www.alongtheharborbedandbreakfast.com
19 Winslow St. • Plymouth
Bayberry Inn B&B
An 1890 restored colonial home
overlooking Plymouth Harbor within
walking distance to shops, restaurants,
attractions. Penthouse suite.
888.830.1897 or 508.830.1897
www.bayberrybb.com
12 Hall Street • Plymouth
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Sea Breeze Inn B&B
On historic Plymouth Harbor. Walk to
Plymouth Rock, Mayflower II, cruises,
shopping and dining. Private baths,
harbor views, off-street parking, Wi-Fi
508.746.0282 full breakfast.
virtual tour: www.seabreezeinnbandb.com
20 Chilton Street • Plymouth
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Did You Know?
Plymouth is home to the longest-assembled church in
the U.S., First Parish Church and the oldest wooden
courthouse, the 1749 Courthouse.
Plimoth Grist Mill, Plymouth
Where to Stay
Campgrounds
Camp by RV, cabin or tent then visit exciting
attractions just minutes away!
Nestled in the Pines by the Lake
in Plymouth. Centrally located
between Boston and Cape Cod.
More than 250 sites. Planned events.
Group areas for 70 rigs. Snack bar
and lounge. Video arcade.
508.746.3548
www.pinewoodlodge.com
190 Pinewood Rd. • Plymouth
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Pinewood Lodge Campground
Hotels & Motels
From waterfront lodging to theme pool adventures,
you’ll enjoy the perfect stay in Plymouth.
Pilgrim Memorial State Park at Plymouth Harbor, Plymouth
Blue Anchor Motel
A small motel with a personal
touch. We offer privacy,
reasonable rates and walking
distance to most attractions.
All units have private bath, heat
and morning coffee. One night
deposit for advance reservations.
Four rooms. CC/AC/TV
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508.746.9551
7 Lincoln Street • Plymouth
BEST Western PLUS Cold Spring
Blue Spruce Motel and Townhouses
Plymouth’s best kept secret!
Quiet atmosphere on picturesque
grounds just minutes from
downtown Plymouth and attractions. Renovated in
2010 to include microwaves, refrigerators, hi-def TVs &
wireless internet. Complimentary continental breakfast. 800.370.7080 or 508.224.3990
www.bluespruce-motel.com
710 State Road, Route 3A • Plymouth
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Free breakfast buffet
Free high-speed internet
High definition LCD TVs
Heated outdoor pool
Walking distance to historic sites,
waterfront, and dining.
800.678.8667
bwcoldspring.com
180 Court Street • Plymouth
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Comfort Inn, Plymouth
Pilgrim Sands on Long Beach
Lounging at the Pilgrim Sands
keeps getting better! Enjoy
an overnight stay at our own private beach across
from Plimoth Plantation. Indoor/outdoor pools.
Complimentary continental breakfast. Free Wi-Fi. Visit
our Sandcastle Lounge. Ask about our entertainment
schedule and Sand Dollar function room for your next
event. Open year-round. Can you smell the salt air?
You can here!
800.729.7263 or 508.747.0900
www.pilgrimsands.com
150 Warren Ave. • Plymouth
800.772.9315 or 508.746.2800
www.plymouthcomfortinn.com
155 Samoset Street • Plymouth
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John Carver Inn & Spa
PLYMOUTH
Just one mile from the historic
waterfront, Plymouth Comfort Inn
features 67 comfortable guestrooms, 32-inch flat
screen TV’s with cable and HBO, heated indoor pool,
free high-speed internet access and complimentary
FULL hot breakfast. Beaches, restaurants and
attractions only minutes away. Convenient location
makes for easy access to Boston, Providence and
Cape Cod. Gold Award Winner!
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Ideally located in the heart of Plymouth’s historic
district and steps from Plymouth Harbor. 175 deluxe
guest rooms with hi-speed internet, indoor pool,
fitness room and Harbor Grille Restaurant & Pub.
Walking distance to Mayflower II, museums, waterfront
attractions, shopping and dining. Minutes from Plimoth
Plantation and PGA golf. Also convenient and central
for visiting Plymouth, Cape Cod, Boston and Newport.
Toll-free 855.688.5927
www.JohnCarverInn.com
[email protected]
25 Summer Street • Plymouth
508.747.4900
[email protected]
www.radisson.com/plymouthma
180 Water Street • Plymouth
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Radisson Hotel, Plymouth Harbor
Steps away from Plymouth’s attractions, relax in a
spacious room or luxury, fireplace suite. Pamper
yourself in the full-service Beach Plum Spa. Make a
splash in the exclusive Pilgrim Cove Indoor Theme
Pool with replica of Mayflower II, 80’ waterslide and
whirlpool set amidst a replica of Plymouth Rock.
Hearth ‘n Kettle Restaurant. WaterFire Tavern.
Spa Overnight and Day, Passport to History and Family
Vacation Packages available. Reserve online.
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Where to SHOP
Colony Place
Find 50 of your favorite stores
Kingston
EXIT 7
and restaurants at Colony Place.
Enjoy fun activities and events
for the entire family. Log on to
Plymouth
colonyplace.com/ps in your mobile
browser to download our Preferred
Shopper Discount App for great savings at over 35
retailers! Half way between Boston and Cape Cod
near Routes 3 and 44 in Plymouth.
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EXIT 8
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A stroll through
Plymouth Center,
will feel like a walk
through old New
England. You’ll
find many stores to
shop for that perfect
memento of your
vacation. High-end,
open-air shopping
with quality brands
and reasonable
pricing…seaside
boutiques… antique
shops on tree-lined
streets…Plymouth
will delight the
shopper in everyone!
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508.SHOP.ONE or 508.746.7663
www.colonyplace.com
174 Colony Place • Plymouth
Village Landing Marketplace
Independence Mall
Independence Mall is Plymouth County’s premier
enclosed dining, shopping and entertainment complex.
With Macy’s, Target, Sears, over 90 specialty shops, a
14-screen cinema, game arcade and food court there
is something for the whole family all under one roof.
781.582.2445
www.IndependenceMall.com
Rte 3, Exit 8 • Kingston
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A true New England experience.
A collection of locally owned and operated shops
and eateries that provide a unique shopping
destination. Offering one-of-a-kind gifts from
primitive to modern and everything in between.
Open seven days a week.
Parking is always free.
www.villagelandingmarketplace.com
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Plymouth’s nightlife is rockin’!
Follow our “Plymouth on the Rocks” Facebook page for all your entertainment updates!
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Where to DINE
Savor seafood at one of Plymouth’s many harborside restaurants. Devour a lobster or fried clams
while watching fisherman at work. Plymouth has
plenty of ethnic choices too: Italian, Thai, Japanese,
Brazilian and Mexican to name a few.
Blue Blinds Bakery
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Village Landing Marketplace
Baking daily a variety of
fresh pastries and artisan
breads from organic
unprocessed ingredients.
From-scratch soup and
sandwich selections and
wholesome desserts.
508.747.0462
www.blueblindsbakery.com
7 North Street • Plymouth
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Mamma Mia’s
Superior hospitality,
reasonable prices,
and old world Italian
food made with great
pride and dedication.
Take a break from shopping and dine at one of our
locally owned and operated eateries. Stop by the
Blue Eyed Crab, Patrizia’s Trattoria or Waterfront
Bar and Grill for a fresh and delicious meal. After
dinner pick up a treat from our many offerings.
Open seven days a week.
Parking is always free.
508.747.4670
www.mammamias.net
Mamma Mia’s offers
homemade pizza,
pasta, and more!
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www.villagelandingmarketplace.com
PLYMOUTH
WaterF
Hearth n’ Kettle Wholesome, great tasting food,
competitively priced! New England-style fare and
contemporary American selections made fresh from
quality ingredients, including all-natural, hormone and
antibiotic-free beef and chicken. Open daily, year–
round from 7 a.m., serving breakfast all day, lunch and
dinner. Kids’ and Gluten-free menus.
WaterFire Tavern A unique atmosphere
featuring the amazing WaterFire Fountain! Casually
sophisticated with a wide selection of craft beers and
signature cocktails like the flaming WaterFire Martini.
Appetizers, tapas, grilled pizzas, entrees and desserts
such as the specialty WaterFire Chocolate Bowl. Live
Jazz Friday/Saturday nights.
508.746.7100
www.HearthnKettle.com • www.WaterFireTavern.com
25 Summer Street • Plymouth
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Getting Around
AIR
Airports servicing
the Plymouth County
area are:
Boston
Logan International
Airport (BOS)
800.235.6426
www.massport.com
Rhode Island
Green Airport (PVD)
888.268.7222
www.pvdairport.com
Plymouth
Plymouth Municipal
Airport
508.746.2020
www.pymairport.com
bus
Ferry
Vehicle- and passengerferry service to Martha’s
Vineyard and Nantucket
is available from
Falmouth, Hyannis
and Woods Hole via:
Hy-Line Cruises
800.492.8082
www.hy-linecruises.com
Island Queen
508.548.4800
www.islandqueen.com
The Steamship Authority
508.548.3788
www.steamshipauthority.com
See page 31 for ferry ads.
RAIL
Service is available
weekdays only through
Boston’s South Station
with eight stops on route
to Kingston and four to
Plymouth.
MBTA Commuter Rail
800.392.6100
www.mbta.org
TAXI
P&B provides scheduled
bus service to and from
Logan International
Airport (BOS) in Boston,
the South Shore,
Plymouth, Cape Cod and
Providence RI.
Monday-Saturday local
bus service in Plymouth
via GATRA.
Plymouth & Brockton
508.746.0378
www.p-b.com
GATRA
800.483.2500
www.gatra.org
Mayflower Taxi provides taxi cab
services throughout Plymouth and
surrounding towns.
Mayflower Taxi
508.746.TAXI
www.mayflowertaxi.com
TROLLEY
CAR
To Boston and points north: Rte. 3N to 93.
To Cape Cod: Rte. 3S to Rte. 6E.
To Southeastern MA and RI: Rte. 44W to Rte. 58S to
Rte. I-495S to Rte. I-195 W.
To the west: Rte. 3N to Rte. 44W to Rte, I-495N to I-90W
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Narrated historic
90-minute tour of Plymouth, Shuttle
508.746.0378
July and August.
www.p-b.com/ahs.html
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South Shore
The South Shore has some of the oldest and most
charming communities and picturesque regions
in Massachusetts.
Breathtaking shorelines, quaint antique shops and
village greens, the South Shore is quintessential
New England.
What to see
The Arts
South Shore Art Center features appealing gallery
programs, fine arts and crafts, courses and workshops.
Scituate Light, Scituate
Old Ship Church, Hingham
Hingham is home to Old Ship Church, the oldest wooden
meetinghouse in America.
Cohasset offerings include the Bates Ship Chandlery and
Captain John Wilson House.
In Scituate, see the Cudworth House Barn & Cattle
Pound offering a glimpse of early Americana south
of Boston.
Daniel Webster’s former Marshfield estate provides a
pleasant setting for events.
Duxbury’s “King Caesar” House is one of four Duxbury
Rural Historical Society dwellings.
Kingston’s Bradford House is an excellent example of early
18th-century architecture.
Museums
The Hull Lifesaving Museum brings to life stories
of courageous shipwreck rescues.
Scituate’s history includes the Maritime & Irish Mossing
Museum and Mann Farmhouse & Museum.
At Norwell’s South Shore Natural Science Center nature
surrounds you while enjoying fun, family activities.
John and Priscilla Alden chose Duxbury as their home.
The homestead still stands today as the Alden House
Historic Site.
Outdoors
Beaches
Nantasket Beach, Hull
Five miles of sandy beach. Rte. 3 to Rte 228 to
Nantasket Ave.
Duxbury Beach, Duxbury
One of the state’s finest swimming beaches. Rte. 3A to Rte.
139 north, right at Canal St.
Bird Watching
Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary, Marshfield
400 acres of grasslands, 100 acres of woodlands/wetlands.
North River Wildlife Sanctuary, Marshfield
184 acres with boardwalk and woodland trails.
North Hill Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary, Duxbury
134 acres with oak forest, marsh and 90-acre lake.
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Hull Lifesaving Museum
Heroes and Hands-on Fun!
Discover Boston Harbor’s dramatic
stories of shipwreck and survival.
Unequalled view of Boston Light,
captivating children’s exhibits,
exceptional maritime artifacts.
Open year-round.
781.925.5433
www.hulllifesavingmuseum.org
1117 Nantasket Ave. • Hull
For a comprehensive view of historic attractions and
their events visit www.brss.org.
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SOUTH SHORE
Visit the 17th-century homestead of
Mayflower passengers John and
Priscilla Alden where the furnishing
styles represent the three centuries in
which the family occupied the home.
Open June 4 ‘til Sept. 27, Wed. through
781.934.9092 Sat. from 12 to 4 p.m.; Last tour: 3:30 p.m.
www.alden.org Tours. Museum Shop.
105 Alden Street • Duxbury
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Scituate Historical Society
Back Roads of the South Shore
Visit Historic Scituate!
Let us guide you back in time through
the Bates House, Lawson Tower,
Stockbridge Mill, Scituate Light,
Maritime & Irish Mossing Museum,
and more!
A collaborative of twelve leading historical organizations in eight
towns south of Boston.
Hanover
The Station Five Firehouse Museum
The Stetson
House Museum
Hingham
Bare Cove
Fire Museum
Old Ordinary
Old Derby Academy
Hull
Hull Lifesaving
Museum
508.747.0100
www.brss.org
Cohasset
Bates Ship Chandlery
Captain John
Wilson House
Marshfield
Daniel Webster Estate
Historic Winslow
House
Marcia Thomas House
Duxbury
Capt. Gershom Bradford House
King Caesar House
Kingston
Major John
Bradford House
Plymouth
Harlow Old
Fort House
Hedge House
Jabez Howland
House
Pilgrim Hall Museum
Visit the website for special events, hours.
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www.scituatehistoricalsociety.org
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South Shore Art Center
South Shore Art Center offers
art classes for adults and children,
compelling contemporary art
exhibitions, and a three-day
outdoor arts festival on Cohasset
Common on Father’s Day weekend.
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www.ssac.org
119 Ripley Rd • Cohasset
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South Shore
What to see
Fishing
Anglers fish at Humarock Beach at the mouths of South
and North Rivers, and Third and Fourth Cliff beaches are a
favorite among surf casters. Scituate
Landmarks
Hull peninsula offers miles of beach, kayaking and three
lighthouses to view. Young and old alike enjoy the restored
1928 Paragon Carousel.
Old Oaken Bucket Homestead and Lawson Tower are
two more of Scituate’s places of interest.
Lighthouses
1811 Scituate Light and Lightkeepers House, one of the
most scenic harbors in Massachusetts. Scituate
1888 Minot’s Light is the second on that site. The first
was put into operation on New Year’s Day 1850 and
washed away in an April 1851 storm. Scituate
PArks
Fort Independence/Fort Revere Memorial Park, Hull
Panoramic views of Boston Harbor. Tip of Hull Peninsula
Wompatuck State Park, Hingham
Fishing, hiking, bridle paths, ski touring and bike trails.
Off Rte. 228
World’s End, Hingham
A Frederick Law Olmstead designed 251-acre peninsula.
Rte. 3A to Summer St. to Martin’s Ln.
Hull Nantasket Beach
Open Year-Round
Home to Nantasket Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in New England. Hull is a gateway to the
Boston Harbor Island State Parks system and boasts a
very heroic and interesting maritime history. Our fivemile sand beach faces easterly towards the Atlantic
Ocean, and our quiet harbors and bays make for a
beautiful backdrop to your day of boating, fishing, or
swimming. Attractions include Paragon Carousel, Hull
Lifesaving Museum, and Revolutionary Fort Revere.
Home to fine restaurants, shopping, and hotels and
B&Bs. A short ride from Boston or Cape Cod. Open
year-round. See also County Events pg 32.
781.925.9980
www.hullchamber.com
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Paragon Carousel
Did You Know?
The oldest church/meetinghouse built in 1681 is
Old Ship Church located in Hingham. Also on the
South Shore, King Gillette dreamed up the idea for
a disposable razor while staying with family on
Nantasket Beach in Hull in the 1890s.
The centerpiece of Nantasket Beach for 86 seasons!
One of only 150 hand-carved historic carousels left
in the U.S. Experience the magic of this treasure,
inspiring 100,000 annual visitors, uniting generations
and people from all walks of life. Available for
birthdays and special events. Open Easter Day and
weekends through Memorial Day then daily through
Labor Day and weekends through Halloween.
781.925.0472
www.paragoncarousel.com
205 Nantasket Ave. • Hull
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Comfort Inn, Rockland
Where To Stay
Bed & Breakfasts
SOUTH SHORE
Book an oceanside room where the salty Atlantic
air will fill your senses or choose a convenient,
right-off-the-highway location adjacent to
public transportation.
In a land that is as diverse as the people who live
there, the coastal area south of Boston has it all!
Oceanside Inn B&B, Scituate
Scituate’s only beachfront
lodging. Spectacular Atlantic
oceanfront rooms with private
baths and balconies and Wi-Fi.
781.544.0002
www.bnboceansideinn.com
8 Oceanside Drive • Scituate
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We are centrally located between Boston and
Plymouth. Our beautiful colonial-style hotel offers
101 guest rooms featuring indoor corridors. Our
inviting lobby area is a great place to unwind and
relax. Our complimentary Deluxe Continental
Breakfast now features a Hot Breakfast menu.
Free bus parking.
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781.982.1000
www.bestmasshotels.com/Rockland
850 Hingham Street • Rockland
Hotels & Motels
Holiday Inn, Rockland
Experience Boston, Cape
Cod and Plymouth from
one great central location!
Featuring spacious guest
rooms and suites, Kick
Off Café Restaurant with
room service, fitness
center, outdoor pool,
complimentary Wi-Fi
and interior corridors.
Ample free parking.
Located off Route 3 for
easy access to Boston
and Cape Cod.
The Nantasket Beach
Resort, Hull
Ocean-front resort situated on a threemile stretch of sandy beach midway
between Boston, Plymouth and Cape Cod. Just a
15-mile drive or 20 minutes by water shuttle from
Boston and Logan Airport. Amenities include:
Paragon Grill, Surf Lounge, room service, business
center, indoor/outdoor pool, and fitness club. Guest
rooms: ocean views, balconies, whirlpool baths,
refrigerators, microwaves and fireplaces.
781.925.4500
www.nantasketbeachhotel.com
45 Hull Shore Drive • Hull
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781.871.0545
www.holidayinn.com/bostonsouth
929 Hingham Street • Rockland
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Cranberry Country
Onset Beach, Onset
Cranberry Harvest at Edaville USA, Carver
In Cranberry Country a colorful ritual begins just after Labor Day, the harvesting of the cranberry so associated with
Plymouth, ThePilgrims, Thanksgiving and Plymouth County! Cranberries are the number one agricultural crop in
Massachusetts. Rural landscapes abound where 400+ growers farm 14,000 acres of cranberry bogs each year.
What to see
Home to thousands of acres of cranberry
bogs, wet and dry harvesting processes
can be viewed.
The Jenney Museum in Plymouth
hosts an educational cranberry exhibit.
Carver’s cranberry bogs limit
development to retain a rural flavor
for the community.
Lakeville is named for the chain of
lakes that occupy 4,000 acres.
Handsome homes dot the waterfront
in Marion.
Whaling ships built in Mattapoisett
include the Acushnet, on which Herman
Melville was a maiden-crew member.
Middleborough is not only the cranberry
capital of the world but a major center
for antiques.
Plympton preserves its quiet smalltown feel amid the hustle and bustle
of today’s world.
Rochester retains many of the farms that
began in the town over 300 years ago.
Wareham, with over 54 miles of coastline
is home to Victorian Onset Village, the
gateway to Cape Cod.
The Wareham Historical Society maintains the Fearing
Tavern Museum, The Capt. John Kendrick House and a
Maritime Museum tracing the town’s historic past.
Museums
Visit the Middleborough Historical Museum to view an
exhibit of circus performers General and Mrs. Thumb.
Then stop by The Robbins Museum of Archaeology
which specializes in Native American artifacts.
Outdoors
Weekends in the fall, don your gayest apparel and head
to Carver to play your part in King Richard’s Faire. Join
hundreds of locals and out-of-towners and escape to the
Renaissance period for the time of your life!
Beaches
Onset Beach, Onset
Adjacent to Onset Pier, it has a bathhouse, concession
stand and parking. In the summer, enjoy a picnic while
listening to early-evening music at the bandstand.
Cranberry Highway Rtes. 6 & 28, to Onset Ave.
CRANBERRY COUNTRY
The Mattapoisett Historical Society exhibits maritime
and whaling artifacts. The Mattapoisett Museum &
Carriage House (a replica of a 200-year-old barn) allows
visitors to relive the charm of the 19th century.
The Meetinghouse has been beautifully restored to
include ancient pews, graceful galleries and a replica of
the old, high pulpit.
Edaville USA
“Where the good times keep on rolling.”
Grand opening of DinoLand coming June 2014!
Open June 2014 - January 1, 2015.
For specials, discounts, and updates, like our
Facebook page: Edaville USA
508.866.8190
For our schedule please visit us at:
www.edaville.com
Rte. 58 • South Carver
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Did You Know?
Wareham is home to the first recorded 18-hole golf
course in America, constructed in 1895.
The A.D. Makepeace Company
Cranberry Bog Tours
in Plymouth, Wareham
Cranberry Harvest Celebration
in October.
508.295.1000
www.admakepeace.com
158 Tihonet Rd. • Wareham
Farms
The A. D. Makepeace Company, Wareham is the
largest cranberry grower in the world. Stop in to learn
more about today’s cranberry industry or attend their
Columbus weekend harvest celebration.
Unlike most Cranberry farmers, Flax Pond Farms dry
harvests their berries. Step into yesteryear in their antique
barn for a first-hand look at cranberry history.
Folks and families can “Pick Your Own” at Mayflower
Cranberries in Plympton. Waders, just like in the Ocean
Spray™ commercials, are provided.
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Wareham Summer of Celebration 2014
Celebrate Wareham’s History!
Parade, Reenactments, Encampment,
Clambake, Antique Hand Tub Fire
Muster and more.
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www.wareham2014.com
Wareham
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Cranberry Country
What to see
Lighthouses
1837 Ned’s Point Light, Mattapoisett
Ned’s Point Light is still operating and open to the
public for limited summer hours.
Bird Island Light, East Marion
Although in operation, it is not open to the public.
The best view is from Point Rd.
Tours
Bettyann’s Tours takes visitors to wet cranberry
harvesting in progress. Sightseeing boats offer frequent
trips from Onset Pier. Board a Hy-Line Cruises vessel
for a Cape Cod Canal Cruise.
Make it a point in the fall to tour the back roads of
Cranberry Country in your own vehicle to enjoy the
colorful cranberry harvesting that is sure to take your
breath away.
DISCOVER MIDDLEBOROUGH
Cape Cod Canal Cruises
10 Minutes from the Bourne Bridge!
Conveniently located in the charming Victorian
village of Onset. Enjoy a relaxing cruise through the
majestic Cape Cod Canal and learn about the many
sights unique to this historic waterway.
During the Summer KIDS RIDE FREE at 4 p.m. and
Live Music Cruises are available on weekends. Snack
bar and cocktails on board. Something for everyone!
508.295.3883
www.hylinecruises.com
184 Onset Avenue • Onset
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Middleborough sits right in the middle of Southeastern Massachusetts, an hour or less from Cape Cod,
Boston and Providence, RI and home to the largest
Herring Run in New England, Pratt Farm and
Soule Homestead.
History buffs need to visit the restored 19th century
historic Town Hall, the one-room schoolhouse,
Green School and the Public Library which has
extensive genealogical and historical information
about Middleborough’s most famous residents,
General Tom Thumb and his wife Lavinia Warren.
Another stop should be the famed Robbins Museum
which houses a premier collection of Native
American artifacts.
discovermiddleborough.com
[email protected]
Cape Cod Cranberry
Growers’ Association
oisett
Ned’s Point Light, Mattap
WhERE TO STAY
Convenient lodging at the intersections of
I-495 and Rtes. 24 and 44 make Middleborough
properties a wise choice for hub & spoke forays.
Fairfield Inn Marriott
Plymouth-Middleborough
Plymouth? Cape Cod? Boston? We are centrally
located for our guests to take in all of the best
attractions the area has to offer! After your days
of adventure, retreat to our hotel where you will
experience friendly service, free Wi-Fi, 24-hour
fitness center and flat-screen televisions.
Complimentary Deluxe Continental Breakfast and
many more amenities are included for your
enjoyment and convenience.
508.946.4000
www.marriott.com/pymfm
4 Chalet Road • Middleborough
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To review the details for each farm and to best
understand what each has to offer, hours of
operation and availability of products and
services visit:
www.cranberries.org
CRANBERRY COUNTRY
Nestled among the towns and villages of
Southeastern Massachusetts and Cape Cod is the
home of over 14,000 acres of working cranberry
bogs. The cranberry is Massachusetts’ number one
agricultural commodity crop. Select growers offer
differing opportunities to explore and taste the
goodness of cranberries grown in Massachusetts.
Some are open for visitors to purchase fresh
cranberries or other products at their farm stands
or to watch the harvest operation up close, while
a few offer tours.
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Centrally located in
Cranberry Country!
18 miles to Plymouth, 30
miles to Cape Cod, 38 miles
to Boston or Providence.
Amenities include:
complimentary full, hot
breakfast bar, indoor
pool and whirlpool, 24-hour
fitness center, complimentary
wireless internet and
24-hour business center.
On-site guest laundry,
spacious guest rooms,
whirlpool suites and one
and two-bed suites.
Microwaves and refrigerators
in every room.
508.946.3398
www.himiddleboro.com
43 Harding Street • Middleborough
Metro South
Plymouth County’s only city, Brockton and
neighboring towns encompass Metro South.
Brockton makes a great hub for day trips to
Boston and Southeastern Massachusetts.
What to see
The Arts
The Buckley Performing Arts Center at Massasoit
Community College has an exceptional theater program and
features a number of productions throughout the year.
The Brockton Historical Society’s exhibits consist of
a Shoe Museum, “The Homestead” (an early Brockton
residence) that pays homage to both undefeated Heavy
Weight Champ Rocky Marciano and Thomas Edison
who electrified the city in 1882.
Museums
Along with the Shoe Museum, visit Fuller Craft Museum
presenting exhibits of contemporary craft.
D.W. Field Park
Outdoors
fair
The Brockton Fair, held this
year June 21 through July 1,
fun for the whole family!
golfing
D.W. Field Golf Course is one
of six courses in Metro South.
landmarks
See the Thomas Edison statue
at City Hall Plaza and the 22 ½’
Rocky Marciano statue at his
namesake’s Brockton High
School Football Stadium.
Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton
parks
D.W. Field, Brockton
Activities include cross-country skiing,
fishing, walking trails, bicycling,
non-motor boating and “ice skating.
Rocky Marciano
exhibit at the Brockton
Historical Society.
Metro South Chamber
of Commerce
metro south
Great Conference Space
Hundreds of Dining Options
Including Stoneforge Grill Including the Shaw’s Center
Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton
Did You Know?
The Toll House Cookie originated in 1937 in
Whitman when restaurant owner and baker, Ruth
Wakefield attempted to make chocolate cookies by
placing Nestlé’s chocolate bar chunks in the batter
instead of Baker’s Chocolate.
Over 500 Hotel Rooms
Including Marriott
Many Parks and Biking
Including Wheaton Farm
Conservation
Whether it is for business or pleasure, the
Metro South Region provides exceptional value
in the heart of Eastern Massachusetts. Centrally
located 30 minutes between Boston, Providence,
Plymouth and Cape Cod. Contact us today for
your free business brochure or visitor’s guide!
Discover the Fun in Brockton !
Professional baseball. An outstanding craft museum.
Terrific golf. Fabulous dining. Great shopping.
Brockton offers wonderful accommodations at
reasonable rates. Centered between Boston,
Providence, Plymouth, and Cape Cod.
Discover the fun!
Call for your free brochure.
Metro South Chamber of Commerce
508.586.0500 ext. 221
www.metrosouthchamber.com
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508.586.0500 ext. 221
www.metrosouthchamber.com
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Beyond the County
Faneuil Hall, Boston
HEADING TO BOSTON
Heading to Boston from Plymouth County consider
Rte. 3A for some scenic Massachusetts views.
Boston
Boston is a wonderful blend of stylish sophistication and
historic New England charm. Uncover the city’s past
while enjoying its distinctively modern edge.
Take pleasure in America’s Walking City with a journey
along the Freedom Trail to Faneuil Hall Marketplace
and The Paul Revere House all the way to the U.S.S.
Constitution. The Children’s Museum, Museum of
Science and the New England Aquarium are only a few
of “Beantown’s” many other exciting attractions.
For information on all of Massachusetts’s sixteen
Tourism Regions visit www.massvacation.com.
NEW BEDFORD — Happening now!
A perfect mix of history and vibrant culture,
New Bedford is home to artist studios, galleries,
festivals, a performing arts center and a world-class
maritime museum. Explore the Whaling National
Historic Park, the Buttonwood Park Zoo, the
harbor, miles of beaches and our Seaport Cultural
District. Dine, shop and stay in the waterfront Hotel
or one of the many charming Bed & Breakfasts.
All just 30 minutes away from Plymouth!
508.979.1745
Visit www.DestinationNewBedford.org
for a list of events and attractions.
New Bedford
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Boston, Southeastern Ma & Newport RI
BEYOND THE COUNTY
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The Newport Mansions
Newport, RI
HEADING South
Heading southwest you will encounter some of the most
interesting attractions in New England.
New Bedford
The City of New Bedford, once the whaling capital of the
world, boasts a National State Park, a family-friendly zoo,
art museums, incredible mid-19th-century architecture and
some of the best Portuguese cuisine around.
Heading west on I-195 will bring you to the City of
Fall River.
Fall River
Your next sojourn lies at Battleship Cove. See the attack on
Pearl Harbor. Wander through their Battleships, Submarines
and U-Boats for a realistic experience like the brave sailors of
WWII. Don’t just watch history, be part of it.
Meander south on Rte. 24 to Newport, Rhode Island.
Newport, RI
In Newport, the leading architects of the 19th century built
magnificent mansions as “summer cottages” for America’s
wealthiest families. Many today are National Historic
Landmarks maintained by The Preservation Society of
Newport County and open for public touring. Don’t miss a
visit to the Newport Mansions.
NEWPORT MANSIONS
The Newport Mansions offer something for everyone!
Enjoy self-guided audio tours of The Breakers, The
Elms, Marble House and Rosecliff.
The Family Tour at The Breakers introduces children
to the great house from a unique and whimsical
perspective. Discover where the Duke of Marlborough
proposed to his future Duchess at Marble House.
Learn about the lives of the house staff in our Servant
Life Tour at The Elms.
And don’t miss the enchanting Green Animals Topiary
Garden. From the colonial Hunter House to the Gilded
Age palace built by a Nevada silver heiress, Rosecliff,
the 10 houses of The Preservation Society of Newport
County reveal more than 250
years of the American Story.
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401.847.1000
www.NewportMansions.org
Beyond the County
Cape Cod Canal
Centennial Celebration
Cape Cod Canal
Lots of Events
Surrounding the July 29th, 2014
Centennial Date
Join us for a
Once-in-100-Years celebration!
Cape C
Centennial
Ships, Concerts,
Boat Parades,
CapeTallCod
Canal
Explore scenic Cape
Cod.
Lots o
Surrounding t
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Join us fo
Once-in-100-Years
HEADING EAST
~ is is a small sample of the many events ~
Join us for a Once-in-a-100-Years
Celebration!
Just southeast of Plymouth County is beautiful and
picturesque Cape Cod. The “Cape” has an abundance
of activities to enjoy.
Tall Ships, Concerts,
Maritime Exhibits, Firew
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Cape Cod
MARITIME ACADEMY
For all events visit www.capecodcanalcentennial.org
Visit Heritage Museums & Gardens, Sandwich for American
Folk Art, a vintage carousel, antique automobiles and expansive
gardens. Dine at the 45th Annual Scallop Fest, East Falmouth
for a true Cape experience. Climb the Pilgrim Monument,
Provincetown commemorating the Pilgrims landing in 1620.
WHAT TO SEE
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TUG BOAT PARADE THROUGH THE CANAL • FIREWOR
For all events visit www.capeco
Canal Centennial Ad
for CC Chamber map
3.5" x 3.5"
45th Annual Scallop Fest
September 19, 20 & 21, 2014
Pilgrim Monument &
Provincetown Museum
Complete your pilgrimage! Did you know
the Mayflower Pilgrims first landed in
Provincetown on Cape Cod? During their
five-week stay, they wrote and signed the
Mayflower Compact, the seminal
document of American democracy.
508.487.1310 www.pilgrim-monument.org
One High Pole Hill • Provincetown
Maritime Exhibits, Fireworks and more!
Centennial Celebration
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The 45th Annual Scallop Fest is moving to the
Cape Cod Fairgrounds!
1220 Nathan Ellis Highway, East Falmouth, MA.
Our Famous Scallops and SO MUCH MORE!
Herb-Roasted Chicken. Complete Food Court.
Beer and Wine. Juried Arts/Crafts Show. Live
Entertainment. Midway of games and rides.
New Fall exhibits. Open rain or shine!
508.759.6000
www.scallopfest.org
1220 Nathan Ellis Highway • East Falmouth
Canal Cent
for CC Cha
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CAPE COD & THE ISLANDS
BEYOND THE COUNTY
Heritage Museum & Gardens, Sandwich
WHERE TO STAY
Whether you’re in Sandwich or Hyannis, you can’t
go wrong at a Catania Hospitality Group lodging.
Cape Codder Resort & Spa
Full-service resort, spacious rooms and fireplace/
whirlpool suites; Wi-Fi; two restaurants; Indoor Wave
Pool with 80’ water slides, whirlpool, fitness center;
Heated Outdoor Pool; full-service Spa.
Shopping, attractions, beaches
nearby. Reserve online.
toll-free 877.221.2157
[email protected]
www.CapeCodderResort.com
Rte. 132 & Bearse’s Way • Hyannis
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The Dan’l Webster Inn & Spa
The Romance of a four-poster bed, fireplace, whirlpool
…The Elegance of Award-Winning dining…
The Pampering of a Full-Service
Spa…The Tradition of family
ownership! Shopping, museums,
beaches nearby. Reserve online.
800.444.3566 or 508.888.3622
www.DanlWebsterInn.com
149 Main St. • Sandwich
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Cape
Cod
& The Islands
Beyond
Plymouth
County
Beyond
the
County
Martha’s Vineyard & Nantucket
HOW TO GET THERE
Hy-Line Cruises provides
ferry service from Hyannis to
“The Islands”.
offers transportation to Martha’s
Vineyard and Nantucket from
both Hyannis and Wood’s Hole.
From Falmouth, home to
Kathryn Lee Bates, poet
and author of “America the
Beautiful”, the Island Queen
sails across Vineyard Sound
late spring to early fall
to the docks at Oak Bluffs
on Martha’s Vineyard.
For a day or a stay, we offer the
lowest fares and frequent daily
departures from Woods Hole to
Martha’s Vineyard and Hyannis
to Nantucket. Travel on our
traditional ferries to both islands,
or tour high-speed ferry, Iyanough, to Nantucket offering a special round-trip same-day fare of only
$50 (Monday – Thursday). For more ferries, more
trips and more fun, The Steamship is the way to go!
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508.477.8600
or to book online visit:
www.SteamshipAuthority.com
Hy-Line Cruises Island Ferries
Island Queen
High-Speed and Traditional Ferries to Nantucket
and the Vineyard from Hyannis! Family owned and
operated since 1962, KIDS RIDE FREE on our
traditional ferries, free Wi-Fi onboard and dockside,
same-day online reservations, onsite parking with no
shuttle hassles, onboard food service with full bar, and
Insider’s Travel eGuides and Specials online.
The Fun Way to Martha’s Vineyard! Sail away on the
Island Queen from Falmouth, Cape Cod and experience
Martha’s Vineyard within 35 minutes. Convenient
parking just 200 yards from the dock. Enjoy our
enclosed lounge, outside decks, full-service snack bar
and friendly crew! Daily sailings beginning at 9:00 a.m.
from late May to mid-October. 2014 round trip fares
are $20/adult, $10/child. Children four and under
travel FREE! Group discounts available.
800.492.8082
www.hylinecruises.com
220 Ocean Street Dock • Hyannis
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508.548.4800
www.IslandQueen.com
75 Falmouth Heights Road • Falmouth
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PLYMOUTH County Events 2014
May
South Shore
38th Annual Festival
of the Arts
May 24 & 25
157 Old Main St., Marshfield Hills
northriverarts.org
Plymouth Outdoors Day
June 7 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Brewster Gardens and
other locations
5 Annual Ryan’s Ride
& Street Fair
June 21 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m.
Pilgrim State Memorial Park
Plymouth Waterfront
th
Strawberry Thanksgiving
Festival
June 28
Plimoth Plantation,
Wampanoag Homesite
plimoth.org
Cranberry
Country
Re-enactment of the
British Attack on
Wareham Harbor
June 14 & 15
Wareham
wareham2014.com
Kayak Poker Run
& Boat Show
June 28 Onset
SOUTH SHORE
10th Annual Nantasket
Beach Car Show
June 8 Hull
nantasketbeachcarshow.com
59th Annual South Shore
Arts Festival
June 13, 14, 15 Cohasset
southshoreartsfestival.org
Plymouth
SEptember
Plymouth
Plymouth Harbor Roots
& Folk Festival
July 12 6-9 p.m.
Historic Plymouth Waterfront
projectarts.com
Plymouth Guild
Downtown Art Stroll
September 13 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Main St, North St, Howland St.
plymouthguild.org
Plymouth Independent
Music Festival
July 19 12-9 p.m.
Nelson Park
brewsterproductions.com
Cranberry
Country
Cranberry
Country
Wareham Summer of
Celebration 2014
June 2-July 13
Check the website for activities.
wareham2014.com/
calendar-of-events
King Richard’s Faire
August 30-October 19
Carver
kingrichardsfaire.net
SOUTH SHORE
Endless Summer
Waterfront Festival
September 20
Rain date September 21
Nantasket Ave, Hull
endlesssummerhull.com
October
METRO SOUTH
Brockton Fair
June 21-July 1
mafa.org
August
Plymouth
Downtown Plymouth
Waterfront Festival
August 23 10:30 a.m.-7 p.m.
Water St, Main St,
Brewster Gardens
plymouthwaterfront
festival.com
Cranberry
Country
Onset Bay Blues Festival
August 2 Onset
onsetbluesfestival.com
SOUTH SHORE
Scituate Heritage Days
August 1, 2 & 3
Scituate Center & Waterfront
scituatechamber.org
Marshfield Fair
August 15-24 Marshfield
marshfieldfair.org
SeePlymouth.com/events
Plymouth
Barktoberfest
October 4 11 a.m.- 4 p.m.
Nelson Park, Plymouth
plymouthbarktoberfest.com
Halloween on Main
Trick or Treat Walk
October 31 2 - 6 p.m.
Memorial Hall along
Court St., & Main St.
plymouthchamber.com
Cranberry
Country
Pumpkins Aglow!
October 3-26
Edaville USA, Carver
edaville.com
11th Annual Cranberry
Harvest Celebration
October 11 & 12
A. D. Makepeace, Wareham
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South Shore
Cranberry Country
Metro South
Nov./Dec.
Plymouth
Thanksgiving Parade
& Celebration
November 21-23
11 a.m.-4 p.m. &
evening concerts
Downtown Plymouth & Waterfront
usathanksgiving.com
Christmas in
Historic Plymouth
December 5 5 - 9 p.m.
Main Street, Plymouth
Cranberry
Country
Christmas Festival
of Lights
Nov. 21 - Jan. 1, 2015
Edaville USA, Carver
edaville.com/edaville_events.htm
SOUTH SHORE
10th Victorian Christmas
Decorator Show House
December 6-14
Marshfield
danielwebsterestate.org
METRO SOUTH
28th Annual Greater
Brockton Holiday Parade
& Celebration
November 29 1 p.m.
Downtown Brockton
Beyond the County....
CAPE COD CANAL
July 26 Parade of Lights,
Seafest Sandwich Marina,
Canal Music Festival
July 26-27 Charles Morgan
Tall Ship Tours and Exhibits
Mass. Maritime Academy
July 29 Centennial Dedication
Ceremonies, Tugboat Parade,
Fireworks
capecodcanalcentennial.org
2014 EVENTS
June
Plymouth
June/July
Member Directory
Attractions
CORPORATE PARTNER - A. D. Makepeace
Wareham.................................................................508.295.1000
Alden House Historic Site, Duxbury................................781.934.9092
Americana Theater Company.........................................508.591.0282
America’s Hometown Shuttle.........................................508.746.0378
America’s Hometown Thanksgiving Celebration.............508.746.1818
Art Complex Museum, Duxbury.....................................781.934.6634
Artist Exposure Gallery..................................................508.747.4000
Arts, Culture, Tourism, Carver.......................................508.866.3450
Back Roads of the South Shore, South Shore....................508.747.0100
Battleship Cove, Fall River..............................................508.678.1100
Bettyann’s Step-On Tours...............................................508.801.2300
Buckley Performing Arts Center, Brockton.......................508.588.9100
Cape Cod Canal Cruises, Onset......................................508.295.3883
Captain John Whale Watching & Fishing Tours.............508.746.2643
Cohasset Historical Society, Cohasset..............................781.383.1434
Daniel Webster Estate & Heritage Center, Marshfield.....781.834.0548
Dead of Night Ghost Tours/Trask Museum....................508.866.5111
Dirty Water Distillery.....................................................617.686.0954
Discover Plymouth’s History – Walking Tours...............508.747.4544
Duxbury Rural & Historical Society/
Museums, Duxbury....................................................781.934.6106
Edaville USA, Carver......................................................508.866.8190
Events at The Pinehills...................................................508.209.2000
First Parish Church Tours..............................................508.747.1606
Flax Pond Farms, Carver................................................508.866.3654
Fuller Craft Museum, Brockton.......................................508.588.6000
Heritage Museums & Gardens, Sandwich........................508 888.3300
Hingham Historical Society/Museums, Hingham.............781.749.7721
Hull Lifesaving Museum, Hull........................................781.925.5433
Hy-Line Cruises, Ferry, Hyannis.....................................800.492.8082
Hy-Line Cruises, Harbor & Fishing, Hyannis..................800.492.8082
Island Queen, Ferry, Falmouth........................................508 548.4800
Jabez Howland House....................................................508.746.9590
James Library & Center for the Arts, Norwell..................781.659.7100
Jenney Museum..............................................................508.747.4544
King Richard’s Faire, Carver...........................................508.866.5391
Major John Bradford House, Kingston.............................781.585.6300
Marshfield Fair, Marshfield.............................................781.834.6629
Massachusetts Audubon/South Shore Sanctuaries,
Duxbury & Marshfield................................................781.837.9400
Mattapoisett Museum & Carriage House, Mattapoisett....508.758.2844
Mayflower II....................................................................508.746.1622
Mayflower Brewing Company........................................508.746.2674
Mayflower Cranberries, Plympton...................................781.585.1999
Mayflower Society House Museum.................................508.746.2590
National Monument to the Forefathers...........................508.747.0100
Native Plymouth Tours..................................................774.454.7792
Newport Mansions, Newport, RI.....................................401.847.1000
North River Arts Society, Marshfield...............................781.837.8091
Paragon Carousel, Hull...................................................781.925.0472
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Parting Ways Cemetery..................................................508.317.2488
Pilgrim Aviation.............................................................508.747.7776
Pilgrim Belle Paddlewheeler Cruises...............................508.747.3434
Pilgrim Hall Museum.....................................................508.746.1620
Pilgrim Memorial State Park...........................................508.747.7533
Pilgrim Progress.............................................................508.224.2063
Plimoth Grist Mill...........................................................508.746.1622
Plimoth Plantation..........................................................508.746.1622
Plimoth Waterworks Building Art Gallery......................508.732.9903
Plymouth 911 Memorial Monument..............................508.747.5565
Plymouth Antiquarian Society/Museums
Hedge House.............................................................508.746.0012
Harlow “Old Fort” House..........................................508.746.0012
Spooner House..........................................................508.746.0012
Plymouth Bay Winery....................................................508.746.2100
Plymouth Center for the Arts..........................................508.746.7222
Plymouth Cruises aboard Lobster Tales..........................508.746.5342
Plymouth Philharmonic Orchestra.................................508.746.8008
Plymouth to Provincetown Ferry....................................508.747.2400
Plymouth Rock...............................................................508.747.7533
Plymouth Whale Watching, Plymouth & Provincetown....508.747.3434
Project Arts Plymouth....................................................508.747.7727
Richard Sparrow House Museum & Pottery...................508.747.1240
Ryan Rotors Helicopter Tours.........................................508.746.3111
Scituate Historical Society/Museums, Scituate.................781.545.1083
1749 Court House & Museum.......................................508.830.4075
South Shore Art Center, Cohasset....................................781.383.2787
South Shore Natural Science Center, Norwell..................781.659.2559
The Bay Colony Shakespeare Company, South Shore......917.670.1184
The Spire Center............................................................508.746.4488
The Steamship Authority, Woods Hole............................508.477.8600
Water Wizz, Wareham....................................................508.295.3255
WDC Whale and Dolphin Conservation.........................508.746.2522
Banking
Corporate Partner - Rockland Trust............... 800.222.2299
Bed & Breakfasts/Inns
Above the Bay at the Thornton Adams House.................508.830.1849
Along the Harbor...........................................................877.746.6898
Auberge Gladstone.........................................................508.830.1890
Bayberry Inn..................................................................508.830.1897
By the Sea.......................................................................508.830.9643
Hall’s..............................................................................508.746.2835
Oceanside Inn, Scituate...................................................781.544.0002
Seabreeze Inn.................................................................508.746.0282
Winslow.........................................................................508.747.1992
Brewery, Distillery, Winery
Dirty Water Distillery.....................................................617.686.0954
Mayflower Brewing Company........................................508.746.2674
Plymouth Bay Winery....................................................508.746.2100
www.SeePlymouth.com
Campgrounds
Pinewood Lodge.............................................................508.746.3548
Dining
Golf
D. W. Field Golf Course, Brockton..................................508.580.7855
Hotels/Motels/Rentals
Beach House on Plymouth Long Beach/Rental................508.746.8742
BEST WESTERN PLUS Cold Spring™...........................508.746.2222
Blue Anchor Motel.........................................................508.746.9551
Blue Spruce Motel & Townhouses..................................508.224.3990
Bradford Inn & Suites....................................................508.746.6200
Cape Codder Resort & Spa, Hyannis...............................508.771.3000
Comfort Inn...................................................................508.746.2800
Comfort Inn, Rockland....................................................781.982.1000
Dan’l Webster Inn & Spa, Sandwich................................508.888.3622
Fairfield Inn by Marriott, Middleborough.........................508.946.4000
Holiday Inn, Rockland.....................................................781.871.0545
Holiday Inn Express & Suites, Middleborough.................508.946.3398
John Carver Inn & Spa...................................................508.746.7100
Nantasket Beach Resort, Hull..........................................781.925.4500
Pilgrim Sands on Long Beach.........................................508.747.0900
Radisson Hotel Plymouth Harbor...................................508.747.4900
Hospital
Beth Israel Deaconess/Plymouth.....................................508.746.2000
Services/Health, Beauty
and Wellness
Aristocracy Salon & Day Spa..........................................508.747.0744
Beach Plum Spa at the Cape Codder Resort, Hyannis......508.771.3000
Beach Plum Spa at the Dan’l Webster Inn, Sandwich.......508.888.3622
Beach Plum Spa at the John Carver Inn..........................508.746.7100
Common Sense Market..................................................508.732.0427
Lily’s Apothecary............................................................508.747.7546
South Shore Skin Center and Spa...................................508.747.0711
Susan Perry Skin Care Day Spa.......................................508.746.0220
Shopping
Bramhall’s Country Store................................................508.746.1844
Christ Church Thrift Shoppe..........................................508.746.4990
Colony Place..................................................................508.746.7663
Common Sense Market..................................................508.732.0427
Eco Chic Gifts................................................................774.773.9967
Fedele’s Chocolates........................................................508.746.8907
Independence Mall, Kingston..........................................781.582.2445
Jenney Museum Shop.....................................................508.747.4544
Jungle Plex.................................................................... 508.830.1411
Makepeace Farms, Wareham..........................................508.295.5437
Piece of Cake..................................................................508.747.2253
Pilgrim Hall Museum Shop............................................508.746.1620
Pioppi’s Liquors.............................................................508.746.1943
Plimoth Candy Company...............................................508.747.1107
Plimoth Grist Mill Museum Shop...................................508.746.1622
Plimoth Plantation Museum Shops.................................508.746.1622
Richard Sparrow House Pottery......................................508.747.1240
South Shore Antique Dealers, South Shore.......................781.826.0220
Stellor Custom Jewelry...................................................508.747.5404
The Market at The Pinehills............................................508.209.0000
Village Landing Marketplace..........................................508.746.3493
Tour Operators
Cape Cod Custom Tours, Hyannis..................................888.793.8687
Northeast Unlimited Tours, Sandwich.............................774.413.5251
Tour Trends...................................................................508.224.2288
Transportation
A & A Metro, Bridgewater...............................................800.437.3844
GATRA...........................................................................508.732.6010
Mayflower Taxi..............................................................508.746.8294
Plymouth & Brockton Bus Service..................................508.746.0378
Trolleys by Tes...............................................................508.747.5335
*All listings are in Plymouth unless otherwise noted.
mEMBER DIRECTORY
Al’s Restaurant................................................................508.746.3383
Blue Blinds Bakery..........................................................508.747.0462
Cabby Shack..................................................................508.746.5354
Carmen’s Café Nicole.....................................................508.747.4343
Cupcake Charlie’s...........................................................508.747.9225
East Bay Grille................................................................508.746.9751
Harbor Grille Restaurant & Pub.....................................508.591.5035
Hearth ‘n Kettle..............................................................508.747.7405
Kick-Off Café, Rockland..................................................781.871.0545
Lobster Hut....................................................................508.746.2270
Mamma Mia’s.................................................................508.747.4950
Martini’s Bar & Grill.......................................................774.773.9782
Nix’s Plymouth...............................................................508.591.7706
Paragon Grill, Hull..........................................................781.925.6650
Patrizia’s Italy Trattoria...................................................508.747.0015
Sabor..............................................................................508.746.0707
Sam Diego’s Mexican Cookery & Bar.............................508.747.0048
Sandcastle Lounge..........................................................508.747.0900
Top Crust Pizzeria..........................................................508.747.6000
Village Landing Marketplace..........................................508.746.3493
WaterFire Tavern...........................................................855.580.5665
Waterfront Bar & Grill...................................................508.591.8393
Wood’s Seafood..............................................................508.746.0261
Radio
95.9 WATD-FM, Marshfield............................................781.837.1166
before you go...
Call 800.231.1620 or
visit www.SeePlymouth.com.
Humarock, Scituate
For additional travel information stop by
the Massachusetts Tourist Information
Center, Route 3, Exit 5, Plymouth.
Funded, in part, by the Town of Plymouth’s Promotion’s Fund.
Published by the Plymouth County Convention & Visitors Bureau and
Destination Plymouth and is designed by MacPherson Creative.
Cover photo courtesy of Plimoth Plantation, by Kristen Oney. Special
thanks to photographers Kristen Oney, Kindra Clineff and Ali Stevenson.
This material has been compiled carefully but Destination Plymouth
County is not responsible for errors or omissions.
Funded, in part, by The Massachusetts Office of Travel and Tourism.
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