Halifax, MA

Incorporated in 1734, Halifax was originally known by the Native American name Monponsett, which means “near the deep pond.” It is situated on 16.6 square miles, about 40 minutes south of Boston. Now largely residential, agriculture and lumber were once the basis of the town’s economy. Today 7,500 people call this pastoral community their home. The town is located in the center of Plymouth County and is accessible by Routes 106 and 58.