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Weymouth, Massachusetts

Weymouth is a ‘mature’ community, meaning that compared to other municipalities, Weymouth has been almost completely developed in terms of land area. Weymouth is the largest residential town offering numerous amenities, conveniences, and public services to its residents. Just 10 miles south of Boston and directly accessible to Route 3, the community provides affordable new housing and established homes for families who wish to live near the city but enjoy the less hectic pace of a suburb.
 
Weymouth is the second oldest town in the Commonwealth, behind Plymouth , and the site of the first town meeting. The town was a fishing and agricultural community for almost two hundred years.

As a coastal community, Weymouth provides much in recreational activity. The town offers an extensive program in water safety and swimming instruction at Wessagusset Beach, and at Whitman’s Pond; and boaters enjoy the waters of Quincy and Hingham Bays.
 
Primarily a residential area today, Weymouth ’s population is large enough to be a city, but the community retains much of its old New England flavor. The town houses a number of historic sites, including the Abigail Adams House where Abigail, wife of President John Adams and mother of President John Quincy Adams, was born.