Founded in 1620, Duxbury, Massachusetts has developed historically from ship building and fishing to vacationing. Today it is a beautiful and quaint town within an easy drive of Boston and Cape Cod. The Powder Point peninsula connects to a five mile long sandy beach by a wooden bridge, said to be the longest of its kind in the United States. Duxbury has received the designation of "Old Shipbuilders District" from the National Register. Our proximity to the highway allows guests to venture easily to cosmopolitan Boston or scenic Cape Cod. - Map & Directions

POINTS OF INTEREST: In addition to great restaurants and fine shopping, such as Talbots and The Studio in Duxbury, there are many antique shops and numerous activities available for your relaxation and enjoyment.