Whitman

Whitman is a town in Plymouth County, Massachusetts, United States. The populace was 14,489 at the 2010 registration. It is prominent just like where the chocolate chip treat was invented. Whitman was first settled by Europeans in 1670 and was authoritatively fused in 1875. Preceding getting to be Whitman, it was formally the southern area of the town of Abington. The new name, Whitman, was taken from Augustus Whitman, whose family who experienced childhood in South Abington, and was embraced in 1886.

Despite the fact that before embracing the name Whitman, the residential area was known as meager Comfort. Whitman has a rich history that is profoundly established in the shoemaking business. Lofty Shoe and Bostonian Shoe are maybe the most striking organizations. At one time there were more than 20 shoe manufacturing plants and related processing plants making metal shanks around the local area.