Our Commercial Properties

The Peninsula Foundation owns and manages 20 properties in the Village of Peninsula. This work is vital to maintaining the  small town character and charm of  the Village. We support entrepreneurial spirit by providing unique spaces to follow your dream.

The Woods Store

An 1820’s restored three bedroom, two bath second floor rental in the heart of the village. Located right next to Peninsula’s coffee shop and an easy walk to the towpath, shops and restaurants.
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All-Matic Building

The building was originally the F.A. Bigelow Coal Company in the early 1900s. It was then purchased by the “All-Matic Corporation” that manufactured clipboards there. During its peak years, the All-Matic Corporation was one the largest producers of clipboards in the United States.
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Bigelow Motor Company – Riverview Court

Herbert Bigelow started the Bigelow Motor Company and built a sales and showroom here in 1917. It burned to the ground around 1927 and Bigelow rebuilt it with the stucco exterior that still exists today.
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Freight Building

An old freight building for the railroad original to the site, now Purple Brown Farmstore.
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Millie’s Inn

Millie’s Inn was originally built in 1893. It survived the Flood of 1913 and was once owned by Scotty Ingerton (1886-1956), Peninsula’s only known professional baseball player.
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Peninsula General Store

In 1915, Perry and Florence Harrington traded their home for the inventory and management of the Peninsula General Store.
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Railroad Depot

The Valley Railway opened in 1880, building depots in Boston, Peninsula and Everett. The advent of the automobile had a negative impact on the railroad and the depots were ...
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The Peninsula Banking Company

The Peninsula Banking Company was chartered on September 12, 1910 with $25,000 in capital.
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