The house is set at an acute perpendicular angle to West Main Street with its left front corner abutting the side walk on a deep level lot. This house (according to Historian Henry M.
Camp Denison Conservation Area is forty-four acres of conservation land located in the Town of Georgetown, MA.
Significance: This house possesses integrity of design, location, materials, and workmanship as architecturally representative of First Period building technology in Eastern MA.
A designated tree farm that allows you to choose and cut your own Christmas trees.
The Captain Samuel Brocklebank house was built in the late 1600s.
Significance: Architecturally, this is a center-chimney five-bay house in the Georgian vernacular which retains its original narrow windows.
Wheeler Brooke farm offers a wide assortment of fruits and vegetables, including pick your own. Also hay and straw.