The Scituate Historical Society, established in 1917, is dedicated to preserving and protecting the rich heritage of Scituate, Massachusetts. With a history dating back to 1628, when a group of settlers from County Kent in England chose this spot for its prominent cliffs and protected harbor, Scituate has a fascinating past. The society showcases the town's stories through open houses, exhibitions, and special events, inviting the community to be part of their shared history.
From shipbuilding and fishing to shoe manufacturing and the arts, Scituate's history is diverse and captivating. The town's coastline, known for its treacherous waters and shipwrecks, has also witnessed acts of bravery and kindness. With over a thousand ships built and a legacy of notable residents, Scituate is a small town with a big history. The Scituate Historical Society invites locals and visitors alike to explore and engage with the town's past through their collections and events.
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