Windmill Point — Local services in Hull

Windmill Point is the historical name for this location now known as Pemberton Point located at the tip of the Nantasket Peninsula.

This was known as Windmill Point since the 1820s, named for windmills that were originally used to pump seawater to be used for harvesting salt. The salt would then be used to pack fish.

In the 1980s the town installed a 40-kilowatt wind turbine on Windmill Point, next to Hull High School which operated until 1997 when it was damaged beyond repair in a windstorm.

In 2001 the town installed a 150-foot tall 660-kilowatt wind turbine which is owned and operated by the Hull Municipal...

It was beautiful! We got there just in time to watch the sun go down and the whole place was bathed in such pretty colours. You could also sit in your car and watch it all if you're not feeling like a walk on the shore. It's a wide strip so I'm guessing even when there are a lot of people, it will be easy to practice distancing. We didn't see a lot of people around so it is a good idea to visit this place, especially these days when going out isn't without a lot of anxiety. You could just sit here, unwind, enjoy the breeze, and watch your worries go down with...

This is a gorgeous spot to watch the sunset. Love to be able to see the Boston skyline from here. The children of this town are so fortunate to have their high school right here. Wish I could be a resident...