Family Things To Do in North Weymouth, Massachusetts

See where John Adams, John Quincy Adams, Abigail Adams, and more lived. Many a famous person tred the halls of this home including Thomas Jefferson. Abigail brought rose bushes from England that still bloom today. You... More on GeckoGo

United First Parish Church: Known as the "Church of the Presidents," this historic church was built from Qu... More on uptake_content

Now a Unitarian Church, United First Parish Church was Congregational when John and Abigail were buried h... More on igougo

The City of Quincy has everything a city can offer with its rich history, quiet neighborhoods, scenic shorelines and thriving business community. First settled in 1625 in Wollaston, Quincy was established as a town in 1792 and incorporated ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Located on Quincy Shore Drive, Quincy's largest beach offers 2. 5 miles of clean sand, swimming, lifeguards, free parking, a bathhouse with public restrooms, restaurants ... More on Quincyma.gov

The City of Quincy has everything a city can offer with its rich history, quiet neighborhoods, scenic shorelines and thriving business community. First settled in 1625 in Wollaston, Quincy was esta... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

about South Shore YMCA - Quincy Branch: The South Shore YMCA is a not-for-profit association dedicated to improving the quality of life for all through programs that promote healthy spirit, mind, and body. The facility offers a Nautilus ... More on GoCityKids

Grape was once used by Native Americans and colonial farmers. The island's 50 acres are a haven for wildlife. Wild blackberries, bayberries and rose hips proliferate on the island, providing food f... More on AnglerWeb.com

The many hiking trails and paved paths make this small island a popular stop in the Boston Harbor ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Carousel from Paragon Park (PTC #85, built in 1928) is currently operating in Hull, MA. You can visit their website by following ... More on ThrillNetwork.com

This antique Carousel is a true work of art. More on GoCityKids

This park features a modern, well-equipped playground area as well as a basketball court and several baseball fields. More on KidsPlayParks

There is on-street parking at the Milton end of the trail and a parking lot in the Pope John Paul II Park right on the trail. More on TrailLink.com

Parking was available at Hallett Street, which also serves as the entrance to Pope John Paul II Park where additional parking is available. More on TrailLink.com