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Bartsch Landscape Architecture

DISCOVER, CREATE, IMPLEMENT Established on Nantucket in 1999, Bartsch Landscape Architecture is a professional site planning and design firm. Our comprehensive approach brings elegant, cost effective design solutions and full project management to residential, commercial, and municipal property owners Through

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The Blue Peter

The Blue Peter will make your sailing dreams come true. Join us for a magical few hours aboard our beautiful 65’ Classic Yacht to make memories that last a lifetime. Bring family, friends, even a proposal, wedding party or fashion

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Jonathan Raith & Co.

Jonathan Raith & Co is a boutique building development company focusing exclusively on residential design and construction of fine homes on Nantucket. Projects range in size from cottages to expansive estates, and attention to detail is paramount. We work with

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Walking Tour

Nantucket Walking Tours

Downtown Historic Walking Tour, Every day. Nantucket Ghost Walk, almost every evening Morning Exercise Walk with historic commentary, almost every morning. See the events and entertainment calendar for specific dates and tour information.

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The Roberts Collection

The Roberts Collection is a boutique inn in downtown Nantucket, walkable from the ferry, restaurants, and shops. Consisting of four buildings encircling a private courtyard, the Collection provides a secluded space within the island’s downtown.

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Rose & Crown

Live local music, guided paint nights,  DJs, or our  karaoke competitions, you’ll have fun at The Crown. In season, we have entertainment 7 days a week; off-season, entertainment  is Thurs.-Sat.

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Endeavor Sailing Excursions

The Endeavor, a US Coast Guard certified vessel is the longest operating sailing charter in Nantucket. The kids can help  the sairaise the sails, put their feet in the water and perhaps take a turn at the wheel.  Pirate Adventures

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Sankaty Head Lighthouse

The name of this lighthouse is derived from the language of the Native Americans who lived on Nantucket, the Wampanoags. Their word “sankoty” means highland, and even erosion hasn’t changed the appropriateness of that name. The brick-and-granite structure sits 70 feet tall on the bluff at the end of what is now Baxter Road in Siasconset, flashing its white light every 7.5 seconds.

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