Greater Light in Nantucket is a captivating historic landmark that offers a unique glimpse into the island’s rich cultural history. Originally a livestock barn, it was transformed into a stunning summer home and art studio by two Quaker sisters, Gertrude and Hanna Monaghan, in the 1930s. The home is a fascinating blend of architectural styles, with intricate details and artistic touches throughout. Visiting Greater Light is like stepping back in time, with its beautifully preserved rooms filled with eclectic furnishings and artwork. The serene garden adds to its charm, making it a peaceful retreat on the island. Whether you’re a history enthusiast or an art lover, Greater Light is a must-see, offering a truly unique experience that highlights Nantucket’s creative and...
Read moreI have been coming to the island for a long time and somehow had never even heard of this truly very interesting spot. Nice grounds to sit and relax or picnic (not sure that's allowed). For a small place, there is a lot to contemplate and look at. Easy walk from downtown, with really enthusiastic and informative guides. Definitely...
Read moreVery excellent...a slice of history if you know the real story of Paul Revere, it is not like the poem. They won't tell it but that is ok, i guess. The tower is there where the lanterns were shown. Go and see and feel history. 1 if by...
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