AboutSomerville
Somerville, MA, located just north of Boston, is a dynamic and densely populated city with a population of around 80,000. Known for its creativity and diversity, Somerville offers a lively urban environment with vibrant neighborhoods like Davis Square and Union Square. Housing ranges from charming triple-deckers and historic homes to sleek, modern apartments and condos. The city’s excellent public transportation options, including the MBTA Red Line, Green Line Extension, and bus routes, make it a favorite for commuters and urban dwellers.
SomervilleLocal Schools
- Somerville High School
- Albert F. Argenziano School
- Arthur D. Healey School
- Benjamin G. Brown School
- East Somerville Community School
- John F. Kennedy School
- Michael E. Capuano Early Childhood Center
- West Somerville Neighborhood School
- Winter Hill Community Innovation School
- Next Wave / Full Circle Schools 6-12
SomervilleHistory
Incorporated in 1842, Somerville was originally part of Charlestown and has a rich industrial history. It became a hub for brickmaking and meatpacking during the 19th century, and its proximity to Boston facilitated its growth as a working-class community. Today, remnants of its industrial past can still be seen in its architecture and historic sites like Prospect Hill, where the first Grand Union flag was raised during the Revolutionary War.
more aboutsomerville
Somerville is celebrated for its thriving arts and cultural scene, with numerous galleries, live music venues, and festivals such as the Somerville Open Studios and Fluff Festival. Its walkable neighborhoods, diverse dining options, and innovative businesses contribute to its reputation as a creative and exciting place to live.
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