Scituate

European colonization of Scituate, (derived from "satuit", the Wampanoag term for cold brook, which refers to a brook that runs to the inner harbor of the town) consisted of a group of people from Plymouth about 1627, who were joined by colonizers from the county of Kent in England. Fishing and the sea mossing industry were a significant part of the local economy, which is still home to a small fishing fleet based in Scituate Harbor, although the town is mostly residential.

The Old Scituate Light, famous for its War of 1812 "Lighthouse Army of Two" and the Minot's Ledge Light, nicknamed the "I Love You Lighthouse" due to the 1–4–3 pattern that its light repeatedly emits, are among the most notable attractions of Scituate, MA. The town is also known for its St. Patrick's Day Parade,which includes the Mad Hatter's Ball, the Annual Mayor's Race, and the St. Pat's Plunge into the chilly Atlantic Ocean at Peggotty Beach and its Heritage Days celebration, a weekend of live music, entertainment, artisan crafts, kids activities and historical site visits in the Scituate Harbor area.

South Shore Hearing Center has helped thousands in Scituate and communities near Hanover, Weymouth and Sharon, MA, from grandchildren to grandparents, achieve better hearing through a methodical process of best practices and personal hearing care for more than 40 years.

Our team of 7 highly respected Doctors of Audiology, bring over 75 years of combined experience and have earned the trust of local physicians, organizations, and schools as Southeast Massachusetts’ hearing care experts.

If you or a loved one in Scituate, MA are concerned about your hearing and want to work with the most trusted and respected hearing care experts in both our Weymouth and Hanover hearing centers, then do not hesitate to contact us to start your journey to better hearing.