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Fort Revere
Magnetic Telegraph Station
60 Farina Road Hull, MA 02045
617-727-4468
Directions to Fort Revere (SELECT DIRECTIONS FROM BELOW)
- From Route 128:
- From Route 3 North or South:
- From Route 3A in Scituate/Marshfield:
- From Route 3A in Quincy/Weymouth:
Location:
On Telegraph Hill abutting Hull Village and the Cemetery, at the far end of the Hull peninsula.
Map: Hull USGS quadrangle
Location is 42018'22"N 70054'30"W. Maximum elevation is 60 feet.
Driving Directions:
From the Southeast Expressway, south of Boston: You can either go to Quincy and take Route 3 to Route 228, or take the exit at Neponset Circle, cross the bridge over the Neponset River, bear left along Quincy Shore Drive to the Southern Artery/ Route 3A. See directions for "3A Quincy".
From Route 128:
Proceed southbound to "the split" in Quincy. Take Route 3 South to Route 228. See directions for "Route 3 North or South".
From Route 3 North or South:
Take Route 228 (exit 14) which takes you north along scenic Main Street in Hingham, taking several sharp turns along 228, past Glastonbury Abbey to the waterfront at Hull, where the road becomes *Nantasket Avenue.
From Route 3A in Scituate/Marshfield:
Head north to Hingham. When you come down the short hill to the harbor you will be at the rotary. At the rotary take the Hull/Nantasket road, staying to the coast. This takes you along George Washington Boulevard, past the Carousel on your right, to join *Nantasket Avenue.
From Route 3A in Quincy/Weymouth:
Head south to Hingham Harbor. At the rotary take the Hull/Nantasket road, staying to the coast. This takes you along George Washington Boulevard, past the Carousel on your right, to join *Nantasket Avenue.
MBTA
Take the MBTA red line to Quincy Center, take MBTA bus 220 to Hingham Center, take A&B bus to Hull/ Fort Revere. For fare and schedule information, contact: MBTA (617)722-3200, A&B Bus Lines (800)696-6066.
Fort Revere Park & Preservation Society
PO Box 963
Hull, MA 02045
617-727-4468
Thank You to all involved
The free public programming at Fort Revere Park is made possible by a variety of non-profit organizations, local businesses and individuals. Through their efforts and your participation, we hope to promote awareness and preservation of this unique historic resource.