Hull, MA

Massachusetts · Essex County · Boston-Cambridge-Newton Metro

Hull is a small city in Massachusetts with a population of 10,098. Residents earn $127,112 per year, which is 69% above the national average.

3.7 /5.0

B+ Good

10,098 Population 3,518/sq mi density

$127,112 Median Income $73,136 per capita

$606,100 Home Value $689,098 Zillow

$1,885 Median Rent 33.1% income on rent

51°F Avg Temperature 259 sunny days/yr

452 Violent Crime/100K 779 property/100K

B+

Overall

3.7 / 5.0

Good overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education

A+

Economy

4.8 / 5.0

$127,112 median income, 3.1% unemployment

B+

Affordability

4.0 / 5.0

$606,100 home value, $1,885/mo rent

Safety

1.0 / 5.0

452 violent crimes/100K (19% above avg)

A+

Education

5.0 / 5.0

51.7% bachelor's degree or higher

Haunted Places Near Hull, MA

3 reported haunted locations found near Hull, MA.

Name	Description
Fort Revere	Noises and whispering can be heard. When standing in one of the many rooms there are often more than one and up to 4 doors from which you will see shadows fly by and even see shadows linger in the doorway. On the far end of forts, it has been known that sometimes if something is thrown into the doorway it comes flying back out at you. Possesses many evil-like characteristics, such as the steps of the stairs leading down to the forts are diagonal and extremely awkward to walk down.
Fort Warren	haunted by a lady in black believed to be the wife of Lt. Andrew Lanier. Fort Warren was a prison during the civil war, and the Lt. was confined there. The story is that his wife came to Boston. She dressed as a man, and snuck onto the island one moonless night to try and help her husband escape. They were cornered however, and when her gun misfired her husband was killed. She was sentenced to be hanged, and her only request was that she be allowed to be dressed as a woman. Someone found a bl...
Nantasket Beach	Across from carousel, on the beach front; It was a very sunny clear day when all of a sudden a violent storm blew in with massive lightening and blowing sand and as everyone ran for cover, over the ocean in the fog and thick cloud cover, I saw a large, very distinct vessel moving across the horizon. The storm only lasted about 5-8 minutes and was gone and back to clear conditions, but the ship was no where to be seen. It was moving too slowly to have passed out of sight in that short span of ...

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