Norwell Center
Our gorgeous Norwell CenterNorwell's Town Center represents much more to its residents than the geographic center of town. It's the hub of our community.
The Town Center houses restaurants, businesses, function centers, a bank, our police station, and the James Library, but remains untouched by congestion. In fact, you may just decide that the center is the most beautiful place in town. |
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Whom To Contact about Plans for the FutureNorwell Center has existed relatively unchanged since 1970. Some members of the town think it should be expanded or renovated to become an even greater asset to the community.
If you have an opinion, would like to contribute to this discussion, or have questions and comments, contact the Town Planner: Christopher Di Iorio cdiiorio@townofnorwell.net (p) 781.659.8021 |
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Our Town Center Clock
Our Town Clock is located at the intersection of Main Street and River Street. An important landmark in the Norwell Center, the beauty and elegance of this timepiece reflect the importance of the Center to Norwell residents.
...And while we're on the subject of clocks, First Parish Church has a clock tower that chimes on the hour, which can also be heard from the center |
The Cushing Center
The Cushing Center is a function hall in the center of town, perfect for any formal or informal occaision.
Common events here include town ceremonies and school dances. To find out more about using the Cushing Center, check out the link above. James Library and Center for the Arts
The James Library & Center for the Arts is housed in a landmark Victorian building in Norwell Center. It is dedicated to serving the community by providing high-quality programs, resources and materials through its concert series, art gallery, and the operation of a free lending library. Its mission is to foster the creation, appreciation and enjoyment of the arts for residents of all ages on the South Shore, while preserving our building’s historic character.
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