Links to sites on Massachusetts' South Shore

Residents of the South Shore are served by the MBTA through its Red Line Rapid Transit line, which has four stops in Quincy and one in Braintree, as well as numerous bus lines. There are also commuter rail lines which go to Canton and Stoughton. A newly restored commuter rail in the eastern part of the South Shore opened this Fall, including three stops in Brockton. The Plymouth and Brockton bus line links residents of more southerly sections with Boston. Brockton Area Transit provides bus transportation between Brockton, Stoughton, Avon, Boston and Bridgewater. Major highways include routes 24 and 3 and Interstates 93, 95 and 495.

While it is possible to get to Boston, there are plenty of attractions on the South Shore itself to keep folks busy in their leisure time. There are also several colleges and trade schools to keep folks informed.

Towns, Government Institutions and Businesses

• Brockton, MA
• Quincy, MA
• Stoughton, MA
• Easton, MA
• South Shore Chamber of Commerce
• Metro South Chamber of Commerce
• Mass. Coupon Page

Public Transportation

• The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
• Brockton Area Transit
• Plymouth and Brockton Bus line

Religious, Educational and Cultural Institutions

• St. Colman's Roman Catholic Parish
• Pope John Center for medical ethics
• Temple Beth Emunah
• Internet Guide to Plymouth County
• Old C olony YMCA Tidal Wave Swim Team
• Brockton Historical Society
• Fuller Art Museum
• Curry College, Milton, MA
• Stonehill College, Easton, MA
• Bridgewater State College, Bridgewater, MA
• Eastern Nazarene College, Quincy, MA
• South Shore Music Circus

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