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Salem, MA Area
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Salem, MA Area
A wellness center in Salem offering therapeutic massage, bodywork, acupuncture, and various spa services aimed at pain relief and relaxation.
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Built in 1772, the Edmund Fowle House is Watertown's second oldest surviving house. It served as headquarters for the Massachusetts government during the American Revolution, where the Treaty of Watertown was signed in 1776. This treaty was the first signed between the new United States and a foreign power. Today, the house is home to the Historical Society of Watertown, where visitors can learn about its history and view the society's collection of artifacts.
Fitchburg, MA
Great Wolf Lodge features a 68,000-square-foot indoor water park maintained at a comfortable 84 degrees year-round. With numerous slides, pools, and attractions for all ages, the park offers something for every family member. Guests have access to complimentary life jackets and towels throughout their visit.
Plainville, MA
Wentworth Hills Country Club offers a challenging course in a beautiful natural setting near Plainville. The 18-hole course, set to par 71, welcomes golfers for rounds and also hosts special events, outings, and tournaments.

Pittsfield, MA
Immerse yourself in the world of art, history, and natural science at Berkshire Museum in Pittsfield, MA. Engaging exhibits, special events, and programs for all ages await!
Wakefield, MA
The Wakefield History Museum features changing exhibits and fixed exhibits that focus on Wakefield’s history. Visitors can explore these displays to learn about the town. The museum also provides information for those with questions about Wakefield's past.
Cummington, MA
Kingman Tavern Museum is an early 1800s house of seventeen rooms that once served as a tavern in Cummington. Visitors can explore a replica of a 1900 country store, a two-story barn, a carriage shed, and an 1840s cider mill. The museum features over 5,000 articles reflecting local life, including seventeen miniature rooms by Alice Steele and a collection of hand and farm tools.
Newburyport, MA Area
Newburyport Harbor Cruises, operating the Yankee Clipper, provides scenic one-hour tours of Newburyport Harbor, the Merrimack River, and the Great Salt Marsh. They offer public cruises, including sunset cocktail cruises and wildlife trips.
Boston, MA
Community Boating, Inc. 21 David G Mugar Way Boston, MA 02114 Tel: 617-523-1038 Fax: 617-523-6959 If you have any questions or comments, please feel free to contact us by phone or email. You may e-mail info@community-boating.org if you are unsure about which department to contact.
Concord, MA
Orchard House is a house where visitors can take guided tours, which typically last about 45 minutes. Its gardens and grounds are freely accessible to all. Virtual tours are also available for those who wish to experience the site remotely.
Harvard, MA
The Harvard Historical Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to discovering, collecting, and preserving the history of Harvard, Massachusetts. The society maintains collections spanning local heritage, architecture, and cultural history while hosting educational programs and events that engage the community in exploring their town's past.
Chatham, MA Area
Provides private sailboat charters, tours, and lessons aboard the 38-foot ketch sailboat "Hannah" out of Stage Harbor, Chatham, offering day sails and sunset cruises.
Wellfleet, MA Area
Offers personalized surf lessons and camps for beginner and intermediate surfers at Marconi or Whitecrest Beach in Wellfleet. Lessons include surfboards and wetsuits, focusing on teaching students to surf with lasting knowledge of the sport.
Boston, MA
Bluebikes is a bike-sharing system serving the greater Boston metropolitan area with thousands of bicycles available at numerous stations. Members enjoy flexible riding plans with access to both classic bikes and ebikes for exploring the region. The system is sponsored by Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts as a community health and wellness initiative.
Lynn, MA
The Grand Army of the Republic Hall and Museum in Lynn is one of the last extant buildings in the United States still used for its original purpose to honor men who fought in the Civil War. The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its significance in military, architectural, and social history. It is open for tours by appointment and features a new accessible elevator.

Gloucester, MA
The Cape Ann Museum, founded in 1875, is a cultural center across two Gloucester locations. It features four historic structures, including a sea captain’s house and the original Gloucester town green, alongside modern galleries for permanent and special exhibitions. Visitors can explore art studio spaces, children’s spaces, and an extensive library and archives, while also engaging with temporary exhibitions, free concerts, and drop-in studio art-making.
Dennis, MA Area
Dennis Cycle Center is a full-service bicycle shop located directly on the Cape Cod Rail Trail in South Dennis, offering sales, rentals, and repairs. They also provide bike rental delivery service to nearby towns.
Cambridge, MA
The Mapy.cz service is growing into a new portal, Mapy.com. It offers detailed search on maps of the entire world. It displays hiking trails, cycling paths, detailed maps of all cities and towns, and allows for route planning.
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The Addison Gallery of American Art is a museum located on the campus of Phillips Academy in Andover, MA. Free and open to the public, it houses a world-class collection of more than 29,000 American art objects from the 18th century to the present. Visitors can view works by prominent artists like Winslow Homer, John Singer Sargent, Edward Hopper, and Georgia O’Keeffe. The gallery also presents an adventurous exhibition program.
Stoneham, MA
Stoneham Oaks Golf Course is a nine-hole par-3 executive course established in 1994 and owned by the Town of Stoneham. With a 1,125-yard layout, it provides the perfect opportunity for beginners to practice their short game and introduces new players to golf. The course is conveniently located just off Interstate 93, only eight miles north of Boston.
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The Coffin House in Newbury, MA, was home to several generations of the Coffin family. Nathaniel Coffin, a merchant-tailor, started a tanning business that sustained the family into the 1800s. The family also engaged in farming, maintained livestock, and held town clerk offices. Enslaved people lived and worked at the house in the eighteenth century, performing tasks such as tannery work, farming, and carting.
New Bedford, MA
The New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center features exhibits, programs, and archives. Visitors can explore the complicated history of the Magnuson-Stevens Act and the 200-mile limit. This exhibit highlights the 50th anniversary of the Act.
Charlestown, MA
The Battle of Bunker Hill Museum stands as a powerful testament to a pivotal moment in American history, offering visitors an immersive journey back to the
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USS Constitution Museum explores American naval history through exhibits at Charlestown Navy Yard. Visitors can tour USS Constitution, the nation's oldest commissioned warship, and USS Cassin Young, a Fletcher-class destroyer.