Gather your family and friends, grab a picnic lunch, snacks or whatever munchies you would like and join us at the top of the tower.
Once you climb the 123 stairs to the top, you will be greeted by Scituate Historical Society Trustees who will discuss the history of Thomas Lawson and the tower as we watch the sunset.
Each table seats 4 but space is limited.
What's better than a full moon over Scituate? Watching the moon rise from the top of Lawson Tower! Join us for the Hunter Moon on October 20th and see it from a different vantage point. Scituate Historical Society Trustees will be on hand to give a brief history of the tower and to answer any […]
$5 per person / $20 per family The tower will be lit up for Halloween again this year. Take a not so scary trip up to the top of Lawson Tower with family and friends. Before you venture up the 123 stairs to the top you will meet a few characters and hear stories made […]
$5 per person / $20 per family The tower will be lit up for Halloween again this year. Take a not so scary trip up to the top of Lawson Tower with family and friends. Before you venture up the 123 stairs to the top you will meet a few characters and hear stories made […]
What's better than a full moon over Scituate? Watching the moon rise from the top of Lawson Tower! Join us for the Beaver Moon on November 19th and see it from a different vantage point. Scituate Historical Society Trustees will be on hand to give a brief history of the tower and to answer any […]
What's better than a full moon over Scituate? Watching the moon rise from the top of Lawson Tower! Join us for the Cold Moon on December 19th and see it from a different vantage point. Scituate Historical Society Trustees will be on hand to give a brief history of the tower and to answer any […]
Join us on the 45th Anniversary of the Blizzard of '78 to recall this momentous event and its impact on Scituate. There have been many storms which have brought feet of snow to New England but there have been few to bring the type of coastal devastation we saw during the Blizzard of ’78. The […]
