Kingston MA
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Kingston's History and More
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Precision Dumpster - Kingston, MAKingston, Massachusetts, is named after the British city of Kingston-upon-Hull. The first settlers of the area were colonists who came on foot from Roxbury, MA, in 1638 to settle the land they called "Winnisimmet." This land was part of Boston's original territory before it was transferred to Dedham, MA.
Kingston, MA History Kingston is home to a historical marker commemorating one of America's earliest ski jumps. Both amateur skiers and soldiers used the jump for training during World War II.
Most of Kingston's recent history has involved its efforts with historic preservation by creating a local historic district that protects key buildings around Monument Square downtown.
Today Kingston is a primarily residential town with a picturesque center. It is home to many community events, historic homes, and the birthplace of jazz musician Miles Davis.
Kingston, MA, has long maintained its rural feel while preparing for future development according to Woodland's Master Plan guidelines. This is to keep the small-town charm that makes Kingston so loveable by residents and visitors alike. This small town in Norfolk County offers many activities for families, including outdoor recreation, dining out, and shopping at local stores.
John Quincy Adams spent his boyhood here, which influenced his later life when he became president of the U.S. He was part owner of the Charles River Bridge Company, which hoped to expand over the current location of Boston University but was denied by the town. Finally, however, the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled in favor of Boston University, and it remains there to this day.
Kingston was home to one of America's earliest ski jumps.
This jump was built in 1895 for use by both amateurs and soldiers alike but fell into disrepair after World War II when interest in skiing waned. A group of residents who wanted to revive an appreciation for skiing renovated the jump.
It now operates as a small museum containing exhibits about the history of the sport. It also includes memorabilia from Olympics events held at the original Olympic Ski Jump located at Nansen Ski Field on Mt Hood in Oregon.
The Kingston Historical Society has many resources related to Kingston's history preserved on its website, including historical maps, texts, and photos.
The town has strict ordinances to maintain the traditional beauty of its buildings and is also working with local artists to encourage business in Kingston. For example, the city's historic welcome sign, erected over fifty years ago, was recently replaced with a replica painted by one such artist who won a competition held by the Town's art committee.
Local businesses are made up of national chains, such as Dunkin' Donuts and CVS Pharmacy, and local shops like Woodland Honey and H&L Auto Repair Shop located on Route 123 South.
Kingston is home to many community events; however, only one .9 mile stretch of road can be described as "downtown." centers Monument Square, which is host to the annual Kingston 4th of July Parade.
Other events include Kingston Days(this year's event is June 24th) and the Pumpkin Festival each October. There are also programs held at Woodbury Elementary School throughout the school year.
Kingston, comprise MA continues to grow to meet the changing needs of its residents while remaining true to its rural roots. This began over 350 years ago when only a tiny part of Dedham, MA, called "Winnisimmet."
More about Kingston, MA Kingston is named after Thomas William Kingston, a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Lieutenant-Governor.
Europeans first settled it in 1651, at which time it consisted of two villages; North and South.
The town's incorporation into an actual town occurred in 1712 when South Kingston separated from North Kingston. It didn't want to pay taxes to their churches (two different religions) and schools (again, two other faiths).
Kingston has one grammar school for grades K-8, three public playgrounds with swing sets, jungle gyms, sliding boards, and one state-protected forest called Myles Standish State Forest.
Kingston is known for the Goodale's Corner Historic District, added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 2013. It has many well-crafted homes from different periods of history.
Some notable residents from Kingston include H. Beam Piper, author of Little Fuzzy, and Philip K Dick, who wrote Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, a novel that inspired the film Blade Runner.
Family lifeTwo distinct cultures have formed due to immigrants hailing from two different countries – Ireland and Portugal – with neither being more influential than the other nor being inherently better or worse than each other – just different.
There are similarities between Irish and Portuguese traditions. For example, both celebrate St Patrick's Day (a holiday commemorating the death of Ireland's patron saint, Patrick) and foods such as corned beef and cabbage (similar to Portuguese feijoada, which also includes meats like chouriço).
Irish and Portuguese immigrants initially settled in Providence before moving south to Taunton, Middleborough/Lakeville, and finally landing in Kingston.
For generations, many families have lived in this town, notably the Furtados, whose family has resided here since 1887.
One-third of the population is under the age of 21.
The median household income is $68,000 per year, while the mean household income is $91,161.
It is estimated that 20% of people live below the poverty level with a median house value of $366,500 (mean is $434,000).
The most common ancestries include Irish (16%), English (13%), Portuguese (12%), French (10%), and German (9%).
A majority of the population identifies as protestant Christian, while Catholics make up the second-largest demographic, and there is also a small Jewish community in Kingston.
Kingston High SchoolA public school with 435 students, grades 9-12. The high school was named one of the best in Massachusetts by US News and World Report in 2008, 2009, and 2010 due to its strong academics.
Notable alumni include Mark L. Merrill, CEO of Merrill Corporation; Kurt J. Lesker Company which manufactures industrial vacuum equipment systems; David M. Grange, founder of Grange Insurance; Robert M. Larkin, author of The American Standard of Perfection.
Need an expert dumpster rental company in Kingston MA? Precision Dumpster is Kingston's #1 choice for dumpster rentals.
We offer same-day delivery, easy-to-use online ordering, and exceptional customer service.
Whether you're working on a big or small project in your home or business, we have the right dumpster rental for you.
We have any size dumpster for rent available. Prices vary depending on the size of the dumpster in cubic yards, the length of the rental period, and where you are located. But fret not because all our prices are very much in line with the average cost of dumpster rental.
From mini roll-offs perfect for a basement cleanout to our extra-large 40-yard dumpsters - we can handle any size renovation or construction job!
Let us take care of all the heavy lifting, debris disposal, and waste removal for you.
We provide fast dumpster rentals. Once your order is placed, our local drivers will drop off the dumpster as soon as possible. We pride ourselves on providing affordable and efficient services that make the dumpster rental process easy.
For anyone in need of an urgent dumpster rental near me, we are the best dumpster rental company in the northeastern United States area, particularly Cape Cod.
We offer roll-off dumpster sizes ranging from 10 to 40 yards! No matter your size, dumpster rental needs, our rates are always competitive.
Our Kingston crew is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service, and we'll make sure we're with you every step of the way – from setting up the order all the way through.
Call or Text for Pricing
508-466-5460
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Same-day roll-offs are available in Kingston, MA! If you need a dumpster rental in Kingston today, our same-day delivery service is the solution for you!
Place your order by 2 pm and have your roll-off delivered within the hour!
Precision Dumpster has flexible scheduling, so you can get on with your project quickly without having to wait for days to receive your dumpster rental.
Call today or book online now to take advantage of these significant savings!
We even offer discounts when you choose our bi-weekly/monthly option over 30 days *restrictions apply. In addition, Precision Dumpster is sure to have a dumpster rental solution for your project needs in Kingston, MA.
Plymouth Dumpster Rental NBD by Precision Disposal is the leading provider of dumpster rentals in Kingston, MA, and surrounding areas. Contact us today!
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Kingston, MA History Kingston is home to a historical marker commemorating one of America's earliest ski jumps. Both amateur skiers and soldiers used the jump for training during World War II.
Most of Kingston's recent history has involved its efforts with historic preservation by creating a local historic district that protects key buildings around Monument Square downtown.
Today Kingston is a primarily residential town with a picturesque center. It is home to many community events, historic homes, and the birthplace of jazz musician Miles Davis.
Kingston, MA, has long maintained its rural feel while preparing for future development according to Woodland's Master Plan guidelines. This is to keep the small-town charm that makes Kingston so loveable by residents and visitors alike. This small town in Norfolk County offers many activities for families, including outdoor recreation, dining out, and shopping at local stores.
John Quincy Adams spent his boyhood here, which influenced his later life when he became president of the U.S. He was part owner of the Charles River Bridge Company, which hoped to expand over the current location of Boston University but was denied by the town. Finally, however, the Massachusetts Supreme Court ruled in favor of Boston University, and it remains there to this day.
Kingston was home to one of America's earliest ski jumps.
This jump was built in 1895 for use by both amateurs and soldiers alike but fell into disrepair after World War II when interest in skiing waned. A group of residents who wanted to revive an appreciation for skiing renovated the jump.
It now operates as a small museum containing exhibits about the history of the sport. It also includes memorabilia from Olympics events held at the original Olympic Ski Jump located at Nansen Ski Field on Mt Hood in Oregon.
The Kingston Historical Society has many resources related to Kingston's history preserved on its website, including historical maps, texts, and photos.
The town has strict ordinances to maintain the traditional beauty of its buildings and is also working with local artists to encourage business in Kingston. For example, the city's historic welcome sign, erected over fifty years ago, was recently replaced with a replica painted by one such artist who won a competition held by the Town's art committee.
Local businesses are made up of national chains, such as Dunkin' Donuts and CVS Pharmacy, and local shops like Woodland Honey and H&L Auto Repair Shop located on Route 123 South.
Kingston is home to many community events; however, only one .9 mile stretch of road can be described as "downtown." centers Monument Square, which is host to the annual Kingston 4th of July Parade.
Other events include Kingston Days(this year's event is June 24th) and the Pumpkin Festival each October. There are also programs held at Woodbury Elementary School throughout the school year.
Kingston, comprise MA continues to grow to meet the changing needs of its residents while remaining true to its rural roots. This began over 350 years ago when only a tiny part of Dedham, MA, called "Winnisimmet."
More about Kingston, MA Kingston is named after Thomas William Kingston, a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives and Lieutenant-Governor.
Europeans first settled it in 1651, at which time it consisted of two villages; North and South.
The town's incorporation into an actual town occurred in 1712 when South Kingston separated from North Kingston. It didn't want to pay taxes to their churches (two different religions) and schools (again, two other faiths).
Kingston has one grammar school for grades K-8, three public playgrounds with swing sets, jungle gyms, sliding boards, and one state-protected forest called Myles Standish State Forest.
Kingston is known for the Goodale's Corner Historic District, added to the National Registry of Historic Places in 2013. It has many well-crafted homes from different periods of history.
Some notable residents from Kingston include H. Beam Piper, author of Little Fuzzy, and Philip K Dick, who wrote Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?, a novel that inspired the film Blade Runner.
Family lifeTwo distinct cultures have formed due to immigrants hailing from two different countries – Ireland and Portugal – with neither being more influential than the other nor being inherently better or worse than each other – just different.
There are similarities between Irish and Portuguese traditions. For example, both celebrate St Patrick's Day (a holiday commemorating the death of Ireland's patron saint, Patrick) and foods such as corned beef and cabbage (similar to Portuguese feijoada, which also includes meats like chouriço).
Irish and Portuguese immigrants initially settled in Providence before moving south to Taunton, Middleborough/Lakeville, and finally landing in Kingston.
For generations, many families have lived in this town, notably the Furtados, whose family has resided here since 1887.
One-third of the population is under the age of 21.
The median household income is $68,000 per year, while the mean household income is $91,161.
It is estimated that 20% of people live below the poverty level with a median house value of $366,500 (mean is $434,000).
The most common ancestries include Irish (16%), English (13%), Portuguese (12%), French (10%), and German (9%).
A majority of the population identifies as protestant Christian, while Catholics make up the second-largest demographic, and there is also a small Jewish community in Kingston.
Kingston High SchoolA public school with 435 students, grades 9-12. The high school was named one of the best in Massachusetts by US News and World Report in 2008, 2009, and 2010 due to its strong academics.
Notable alumni include Mark L. Merrill, CEO of Merrill Corporation; Kurt J. Lesker Company which manufactures industrial vacuum equipment systems; David M. Grange, founder of Grange Insurance; Robert M. Larkin, author of The American Standard of Perfection.
Need an expert dumpster rental company in Kingston MA? Precision Dumpster is Kingston's #1 choice for dumpster rentals.
We offer same-day delivery, easy-to-use online ordering, and exceptional customer service.
Whether you're working on a big or small project in your home or business, we have the right dumpster rental for you.
We have any size dumpster for rent available. Prices vary depending on the size of the dumpster in cubic yards, the length of the rental period, and where you are located. But fret not because all our prices are very much in line with the average cost of dumpster rental.
From mini roll-offs perfect for a basement cleanout to our extra-large 40-yard dumpsters - we can handle any size renovation or construction job!
Let us take care of all the heavy lifting, debris disposal, and waste removal for you.
We provide fast dumpster rentals. Once your order is placed, our local drivers will drop off the dumpster as soon as possible. We pride ourselves on providing affordable and efficient services that make the dumpster rental process easy.
For anyone in need of an urgent dumpster rental near me, we are the best dumpster rental company in the northeastern United States area, particularly Cape Cod.
We offer roll-off dumpster sizes ranging from 10 to 40 yards! No matter your size, dumpster rental needs, our rates are always competitive.
Our Kingston crew is dedicated to providing exceptional customer service, and we'll make sure we're with you every step of the way – from setting up the order all the way through.
Call or Text for Pricing
508-466-5460
Your interaction with our website is important to us. When you call, text, or use our online form, you are implicitly agreeing to receive responses from us via text, phone call or your supplied email.
Same-day roll-offs are available in Kingston, MA! If you need a dumpster rental in Kingston today, our same-day delivery service is the solution for you!
Place your order by 2 pm and have your roll-off delivered within the hour!
Precision Dumpster has flexible scheduling, so you can get on with your project quickly without having to wait for days to receive your dumpster rental.
Call today or book online now to take advantage of these significant savings!
We even offer discounts when you choose our bi-weekly/monthly option over 30 days *restrictions apply. In addition, Precision Dumpster is sure to have a dumpster rental solution for your project needs in Kingston, MA.
Plymouth Dumpster Rental NBD by Precision Disposal is the leading provider of dumpster rentals in Kingston, MA, and surrounding areas. Contact us today!
Please Read and Visit Our Other Town and History
Brockton MA
Carver MA
Marshfield MA
Duxbury MA
Hanover MA
Norwell MA
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