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 | From the coast of Acadia in Maine....across the White and Green Mountains of northern New England....Through the Berkshires to the Connecticut and Rhode Island shore.....Across the Cape and Islands....Take in the view! For an interesting day trip...wind through the backroads and visit the ANTIQUE SHOPS for treasures and unique items.... List your site!! |
 | There is plenty to do and see in the historic Boston area. From the Harbor Islands to Freedom Trail, which begins at the Boston Common Information Center and passes by historic sites from the dowtown area to the North End. Boston National Historical Park, "Old Ironsides" the USS Constitution, the Bunker Hill Pavilion with multimedia re-enactments of historic battles |
 | The Cape Cod National Seashore - Eleven nature trails wind through the park, with sandy beaches and historic light houses. This is one of the last remaining natural sand dune beaches on the Atlantic Coast. There are Visitors Centers at Eastham and Provincetown. Fresh and salt water fishing oppertunities exist all along the Cape, from the largemouth and smallmouth bass in the ponds to the stripers and blues off shore. |
 | The Minute Man Memorial Park depicts the events and scenes of April 1775 during the opening battles of the American Revolution. The North Bridge Visitor Center also has information and exhibits. The Concord Museum ahs period exhibits including 15 rooms of period furniture. |
 | Thirty islands are included in the Boston Harbor Island group, which are managed by a partnership including the National Park Service. Fishing, swimming, camping and picnic areas are available in the park. More information may be obtained from the National Park Service. |
 | Plymouth Rock- Visit the place where the Pilgrims first set foot in America in 1620. The "Plymouth Plantation" includes a village from 1627 and seasonal exhibits. More information may be obtained from the National Park Service. |
 | Nantucket Island, bordered by Nantucket Sound on the northern side and the Atlantic Ocean to the south, offers quiet beaches for relaxing and the excitement of surf fishing. Prosperous whaling days leave a heratige of handsome old houses and cobblestone streets on this picturesque island. The Whaling Museum houses a whale skeleton, scrimshaw, and marine exhibits. The Caskata-Coatue Wildlife Preserve is on the northeastern part of the island, bordered by Nantucket Harbor. |
 | Old Sturbridge Village, located just off Rt 84 at Rt 90, is a recreated rural New England village of the 19th century. There are craft and candle shops, homes, and stores along the green. Costumed interpreters illustrate the lifestyle of the times. |
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