Birds flying over Duxbury Beach in the fall.

Powder Point Bridge was originally built in 1892 and became the world's longest wooden bridge. The half mile long bridge was rebuilt in the 1980's and lost it's place in the record books. The bridge is still a hub of activity for Duxburians. On any given day, you can watch day fishermen, clammers, joggers, kayakers, sunbathers, boaters and a host of other maritime activities within its countenance.

Everyone loves a parade and so does Duxbury. We really do up July 4th!

Horsing around on Duxbury Beach.

King Caesar House, built by the biggest shipping magnate of them all, Ezra Weston, at 121 King Caesar Road, Duxbury.

A couple take the time to relax and enjoy the view across the street from King Caesar House, Duxbury.

Hall's Corner, the very relaxed center of the town of Duxbury.

Just another example of the beautiful New England home on a tree-lined street.  Notice the period stone wall framing this beauty.

The shops of Snug Harbour on Washington Street, Duxbury.

Check out the maritime activities from the parking lot near the Harbormaster's office.

The Duxbury Yacht Club building at Snug Harbor.

Attend a commanding performance at The Performing Arts Center of Duxbury!