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Arsenal Park

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Arsenal Park

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Atelier Sociale

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Browne House

Historic Building/Landmark

Browne House is a modest “one-over-one” dwelling with eighteenth- and nineteenth-century additions. Prominent features include a steeply pitched roof, diamond-patterned casement windows, and early door and window placements and styles. During...

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Canadian American Club

The Canadian American Club celebrates Canadian culture in all its diversity and particularly fosters the distinctive Gaelic traditional music and dance of the Maritimes.

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Commander's Mansion

Historic Building/Landmark

The Commander’s Mansion is a historic event venue, originally built for the Commanding Officer of the Watertown Arsenal in 1865 and currently owned by the City of Watertown. Set just under nine miles from the heart of Boston, our estate is the ideal...

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Edmund Fowle House

Historic Building/Landmark ; Museum

Built in 1772, the Edmund Fowle House is the second oldest surviving house in Watertown. At the beginning of the American Revolution it served as headquarters for the executive branch of the Massachusetts government from July, 1775, to September,...

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First Parish Watertown

Church

The First Parish Watertown Church

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Gore Place Mansion

Historic Building/Landmark ; Museum

A Federal Period brick mansion built by Christopher & Rebecca Gore in 1806. It is a Registered National Historic Landmark.

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Hellenic Cultural Center

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Mosesian Center for the Arts

Gallery ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Performing Arts Center ; Studio ; Theater

The Mosesian Center for the Arts is a performing and visual arts venue on the Charles River in Watertown, Massachusetts. The 30,000 square foot facility, located in an historic 1894 manufacturing shop on a former U.S. Army arsenal, houses a 339-seat...

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Mount Auburn Cemetery

Community Center ; Cultural District ; Garden ; Historic Building/Landmark ; Park/Open Space

Founded in 1831, Mount Auburn’s mission has always been to inspire all who visit, comfort the bereaved, and commemorate the dead in a landscape of exceptional beauty. Each year, more than 200,000 visitors of all ages come to commune with nature,...

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Perkins School for the Blind Campus

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Saltonstall Park

Park/Open Space

Saltonstall Park is situated on 4.2 acre lot that has an upper sloped lawn with paved walkways and a lower field with playing fields. Many community events are held on this space. This park adds green space to the center of the Watertown Square...

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The Braille Trail at Watertown Riverfront Park

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The Carriage House at Gore Place

Historic Building/Landmark ; Museum

Renovated 1793 Carriage House with space for 125 people. Heat and A/C Everything on one floor, accessible to all Accessible restroom facilities

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The Farm at Gore Place

Farm

The farm at Gore Place is living history. A rare rural landscape just outside Boston, Gore Place has animals, crops, and buildings of a nineteenth-century gentleman’s farm, and carries on the Gores’ commitment to agriculture and land...

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The Grounds at Gore Place

Farm ; Park/Open Space

50 acres of lawns, pasture, and trails surrounding a Federalist Period mansion, carriage house, and working farm.

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The River Green at Arsenal Yards

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Watertown Cable Access Corporation

Business/Company ; Cultural District ; Studio

Watertown Cable Access Corporation is a non profit community media center with spaces for community members to use and enhance their production skills in video, audio, editing, and more. The facility consists of one television studio, one podcast...

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Watertown Free Public Library

Gallery ; Library

Free and open to all in Watertown, MA.

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Watertown Senior Center

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