Paragon Park Hull MA, Nantasket Beach Hull Massachusetts Memories through the Century HQ

[@Mickkie]

The times and era gone by, have made and had a huge impact and impression on and in my life. Fond memories i wish i could go back to, i miss them, terribly. "💭💝💖💭"

[@iamlost2]

Me too.

[@iamlost2]

Great memories. My cousins live in Hull. Paragon Park was a blast, and walking across the street to Nantasket beach was the second-best beach next to the beach in Maine, called Gooseneck or something like that name???? I forgot but will remember soon and will edit this post

[@MrJOHNNYLIGHTNING]

OLD ORCHARD

[@Sky1]

Who remembers stopping the boat on the Congo Cruise?

[@stephendacey8761]

I do. As wild teenagers, getting drunk and partying at Paragon park was fun in the early 80's. We always backed up the boats.

[@donh7909]

1968-1975 was my teen hayday...!

[@explorenewengland5954]

This is fantastic!

[@Sky1]

Look how far we have fallen as a society

[@dennett73mk]

Are you referring to # 45??

[@johnshields6852]

Born begining of summer my mom was a beach bum, she put me in literally as an infant, I became a fish, and Paragon park was a blast as a kid. 1960.

[@donh7909]

We used to go claming on the beach, back then..!

[@MrJOHNNYLIGHTNING]

I know a lot of diggers.

[@CliffordBonvie-eh2fb]

my mother would take us on the T in the 60s 5 kids great memories

[@ptwomey3398]

In my mid-teens, a bunch of us would walk from Hyde Square in Jamaica Plain to the Egleston Square MBTA station. From there, we'd take the bus to Mattapan Square and then catch a Brush Hill bus to Nantasket Beach.

[@CliffordBonvie-eh2fb]

@@ptwomey3398 it was worth it. Right

[@ptwomey3398]

@@CliffordBonvie-eh2fb A little dangerous but yes, worth it.

[@dennett73mk]

As far as amusement parks go, it was kind of dumpy. But when you're a kid you don't care. Went downhill fast in the 70's and 80's.

[@davidfahey5068]

Ok