Maria Mitchell Association
Museums, aquarium, observatories and environmental education through walks, workshops and classes for students of all ages on Nantucket.
Museums, aquarium, observatories and environmental education through walks, workshops and classes for students of all ages on Nantucket.
Voted Best of Nantucket for more than 20 Years! Continuing a family tradition of hospitality unique, in-depth tour of Nantucket, 7th generation native. Convenient… effortlessly view Nantucket. In-town pick-up, 1 3/4 hour tour Pullovers for photo opportunities. Tour van holds
Modern chic meets casual comfort in the heart of historic Nantucket. Lunch, dinner, and cocktails, featuring an ever-changing menu.
Reliability. Quality. Expertise. Oriental area rug and upholstery cleaning, window cleaning and power washing services. Premium service and outstanding results.
Inspired by the ancient 24Karat gold jewelry found in temple treasuries, tombs, and buried hoards, Katie Grover’s hand made custom designs have a character all of their own. Designs are drawn from history, architecture, Nantucket, and the natural world and made using
Timeshare apartments available for purchase in this renovated 1876 home on Centre St. in Nantucket town.
Victoria travels all over the world to collect gems for her jewelry – including India, New York, and New Mexico. She loves finding unique stones wherever possible, and is as likely to buy them in an antique store as she
With the most stunning location on the island, TOPPER’S overlooks Nantucket Bay with seating inside or alfresco. This relaxed but sophisticated restaurant received the coveted AAA Five Diamond Award and Wine Spectator’s Grand Award for 23 consecutive seasons.
NSHA is our island’s shelter. We never turn an animal away. Adoptions, humane ed, low-cost spay, financial assistance for seniors with pets and those with an animal medical emergency, volunteering.
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.