Cohasset

The town's name came from the Massachusett word Conahasset, meaning "long rocky place" or "fishing promontory," where Captain John Smith encountered four native Americans in a canoe in 1614. Originally a part of Hingham until 1770, the town has remained most rural with distinctive lots laid out in long narrow strips.

Residents and visitors to Cohasset, MA have access to three beaches, including Sandy Beach (most popular for swimming), Black Rock Beach and Bassings Beach (accessible only by boat). Cohasset is also blessed with trails and parks like Wheelwright Park (232 acres of protected and conserved deep forest habitat as well as a skating pond, benches and tables, outdoor fireplaces, and enhanced trails and paths), Wompatuck State Park (262 wooded campsites, 12 miles of paved bike and recreational paths multiple ponds, and a large reservoir offer non-motorized boating and fishing), Whitney Woods (10 miles of trails and carriage roads through hardwood forests and open fields) and Turkey Hill (62 acres of beautiful wooded land co-managed by Cohasset and Hingham).

For over 40 years, South Shore Hearing Center has made it possible for thousands in Cohasset and other communities near Weymouth, Hanover and Sharon, MA, from grandchildren to grandparents, to achieve better hearing from our methodical process of best practices and personalized hearing care.

We've earned the trust of local physicians, organizations, and schools throughout Southeast Massachusetts thanks to more than 75 years of combined experience and expertise shared by our team of 7 highly respected Doctors of Audiology.

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