Pembroke

Robert Barker and Dolor Davis first settled in the vicinity of Herring Brook in 1650, known for its annual springtime run of herring, establishing what became Pembroke, MA (1712), which was named for the town of Pembroke, Wales. The taking and preservation of herring and bog iron produced in the Pembroke Iron Works were early industrial enterprises that were enhanced by five shipyards along the North River from the late 17th century through the 19th century.

Pembroke continues to celebrate its heritage with its annual Grande Old Fish Fry at Thomas Reading Herring Run Park while residents and visitors are attracted to the Pembroke Friends Meetinghouse, built by Quakers in 1706, and the Pembroke Historical Society Museum. Pembroke Country Club provides organized recreational opportunities while those seeking to reunite with nature have access to the Wild Land Trust’s Tucker and Willow Brook Farm Preserves.

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