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Blue Hills Observatory & Science Center, Milton, (617) 696-0562, $
Learn the history of the oldest continually operating weather observatory in the country. Enjoy weekend observatory tours, & a great view from the summit.

Blue Hills State Reservation, Milton, (617) 698-1802, Free
With its scenic views, varied terrain and 125 miles of trails, the Blue Hills Reservation offers year-round enjoyment for the outdoor enthusiast.

Blue Hills Trailside Museum, Milton, (617) 333-0690, $
The Blue Hills Trailside Museum is the interpretive center for the 7,000-acre Blue Hills Reservation and is managed by the Massachusetts Audubon Society.

Brookwood Farm, Milton, (617) 727-4573, Free
Passive recreation for walking & hiking, bird watching, special events, maple sugaring, guided tours of the farm and its history. No farm animals to speak of.

Delphi Academy Summer Camp, Milton, (617) 333-9610
Students come from all over the Boston area for academic enrichment and a lot of summer fun. Camp is available for students from the age of four through twelve. Four to seven weeks sessions available.

Forbes House Museum, Milton, (617) 696-1815, $
The Forbes House Charitable Trust was established in 1984 to ensure the preservation of the house, collections, and grounds at 215 Adams Street. These treasures are interpreted through tours, lectures, programs, and special exhibitions and events.

Music Together, Milton, $$
A music and movement class for 0-4 yrs. Classes include singing, dancing and instruments. CD, tape and songbook included.

Old Colony Music Together, Milton, (508) 838-9815, $$
A high quality music and movement program for young children and the adults who love them. Take home award winning recordings with accompanying songbook and parent guide.

Adams Academy/Quincy Historical Society, Quincy, (617) 773-1144, $
Built on the site of the birthplace of legendary patriot John Hancock - and funded by an endowment left by John Adams - Adams Academy began its life in 1872 as a boys' preparatory school, which operated until 1908.

Adams National Historical Park, Quincy, (617) 770-1175, $
Travel back in time at the Adams National Historical Park, where you'll visit the birthplaces of not one, but two U.S. presidents: John Adams and his son, John Quincy Adams.

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