Salem MA Landmarks & Monuments

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AAmerica's Stonehenge

  • 105 Haverhill Road
    Salem, NH 03079
  • 6038938300
4.0
5+ reviews, 1 sources
  • Highlights: wheelchair accessible more
  • Overview America's Stonehenge, dubbed Mystery Hill by William Goodwin, an insurance agent who purchased the area surrounding the site in 1936,[1] is the site of a number of large rocks and stone structures scattered around roughly 30 acres (120,000 m²) near the town of Salem, New Hampshire, in the northe... more on En.wikipedia.org
  • Overview America's Stonehenge is one of the largest & possibly the oldest megalithic (stone constructed) sites in North America built by ancient people ... more on entertainment.com

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America's Stonehenge
105 Haverhill Road
Salem, NH 03079

BBewitched Statue

  • Essex and Washington Street
    Salem,MA,01970
2.5
6+ reviews, 1 sources
  • What nobody mentioned in all the controversy - you know, "you're trivializing the terrible history of the Witch Trials" versus "we're from TV" - is just ... more on Yelp
  • Wrong on so many levels it hurts my head. more on Yelp

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Bewitched Statue
Essex and Washington Street
Salem,MA,01970

COrientation Center for Salem Tourism

  • 190 Derby St
    Salem,MA,01970
4.0
1+ reviews, 1 sources
  • A small, very old wooden building by the side of Derby docks in Salem, now converted to be a tourism information center with some books for sale, maps ... more on Yelp

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Orientation Center for Salem Tourism
190 Derby St
Salem,MA,01970

DSalem Maritime National Historic Site

Salem Maritime National Historic Site
  • 160 Derby Street
    Salem, MA, 01970
  • +1 978 740 1650
3.0
2+ reviews, 2 sources
  • Highlights: visitor center, guided tours more
  • Overview Salem Maritime, the first National Historic Site in the National Park System, was established to preserve and interpret the maritime history of New England and the United States. It consists of about nine acres of land and twelve historic structures along the waterfront in Salem, as well as a Vis... more on GoCityKids.com
  • Overview Dogs must be on leash and must be cleaned up after in the park and walking areas. Dogs are not allowed in any buildings. Open daily 9am-5pm. The park features walking tours, fishing, boating, and more. This is the first National Historic site in the National Park System, ... more on DogFriendly.com

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Salem Maritime National Historic Site
160 Derby Street
Salem, MA, 01970

EEssex National Heritage Area

Essex National Heritage Area
  • 140 Washington Street Salem
    Boston, MA 01970
  • +1 978 740 0444
  • Highlights: picnic tables, restrooms more
  • Overview Anybody interested in exploring the house of seven gables and four lighthouses? Pay a visit to the Essex Heritage area not just to do the above but to participate in mock settlement demonstrations and trudging maritime/industrial trail...phew! This historical site also features colonial settlemen... more on Yahoo! Travel
  • Overview Dogs must be on leash and must be cleaned up after in most of the park areas. You must follow local and state park rules and pet policies for trails and camping. The area starts 10 miles north of Boston and extends for 40 miles along the scenic coast of Massachusetts. ... more on DogFriendly.com

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Essex National Heritage Area
140 Washington Street Salem
Boston, MA 01970

FLynn Beach

  • Lynn
    Massachusetts, USA
  • Overview The City of Lynn was settled by colonists from the New England Company in Salem in 1629. Early settlers relied primarily on family farming and shellfishing although an iron works was established in the city in 1643. Leather tanning became a major industry very early on and by 1775 there were a st... more on GoingToTheBeach.com

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Lynn Beach
Lynn
Massachusetts, USA

GBoston Public Library

  • 700 Boylston St.
    Boston, MA , USA
  • +1 617 536 5400 x2317
  • Overview This venerable institution is a handsome temple to literature and a valuable research library. When the building was opened in 1895, it confirmed the status of architects McKim, Mead & White as apostles of the Renaissance Revival style while reinforcing Boston's commitment to an enlightened c... more on Fodor's
  • Overview Although the Boston Public Garden is often lumped together with Boston Common, the two are separate entities with different histories and purposes and a distinct boundary between them at Charles Street. The Common has been public land since Boston was founded in 1630, whereas the Public Garden be... more on Fodor's

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Boston Public Library
700 Boylston St.
Boston, MA , USA

HCity Hall

  • Congress St. at North St.
    Boston, MA , USA
  • Overview Over the years, various plans—involving gardens, restaurants, music, and hotels—have been floated to make this a more-people-friendly site. Possibly the only thing that would ameliorate Bostonians' collective distaste for the chilly Government Center is selling it. But for the moment,... more on Fodor's

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City Hall
Congress St. at North St.
Boston, MA , USA

ISaugus Iron Works National Historic Site

Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site
  • 244 Central Street
    Saugus, MA, 01906
  • +1 781 233 0050
  • Highlights: visitor center, restrooms more
  • Location: Saugus, Massachusetts (6.7 miles from Salem)
  • Overview "A Worthy Prototype of American Heavy Industry" Explore this place where European iron makers brought their special skills to a young Massachusetts colony. Three hundred year old artifacts, working waterwheels, and mill machinery ... more on Nps.gov

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Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site
244 Central Street
Saugus, MA, 01906

JAnnisquam Light

Annisquam Light
  • Gloucester
    MA
  • +1 978 281 8865
  • Overview This historic and picturesque lighthouse and its grounds, which include an early Nineteenth Century keepers house, a stone oil house and a garage, is open to visitors and tours; the first lighthouse constructed on the site ... more on Yahoo! Travel
  • Overview Annisquam light was erected in 1801 to mark the entrance to the Annisquam River. The river connected Ipswich Bay to Gloucester harbor following the construction of the Blynman Canal. Annisquam Harbor Lighthouse's wooden frame was replaced with the existing brick tower in 1867. The quaint light is... more on Cape-ann.com

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Annisquam Light
Gloucester
MA

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