Andover
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NEIGHBORHOODS WE LOVE
Located on the banks of the Merrimack River, Andover has many cultural attractions abound in the community and surrounding area, including a variety of performing arts, museums, and historical sites
Professional minor league baseball and hockey can be viewed at nearby venues. The town offers a myriad of opportunities to explore and enjoy the great outdoors Whether it's hitting the links at one of the world-class golf courses, hiking or cross-country skiing along the many trails running through conservation lands,or canoeing along the pristine Shawsheen River,there's something for everyone.
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Grassfields Food & Spirits
Welcoming fixture serves ample portions of steak & seafood in the comfy dining room or casual bar
LaRosa's Italian Cafe & Bar
Charming cafe with handcrafted sandwiches,pasta dishes,sweets & Italian coffee in a cozy setting
Thai Sweet Basil
A relaxed restaurant serving an extensive Thai menu plus a few Chinese and Indonesian dishes
THINGS TO DO
Addison Gallery of American Art
The Addison Gallery of American Art is an academic museum dedicated to collecting American art, organized as department of Phillips Academy
The Stevens-Coolidge House and Gardens
Formerly known as Ashdale Farm,this garden and historic home is located on 91acres
Oak & Iron Brewing Company
A brewery and tasting room rooted in Andover with indoor communal seating as well as ample outdoor seating along the Shawsheen River
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Charles W. Ward Reservation
The Charles W Ward Reservation is a 704-acre open space reserve located in Andover and North Andover
Harold Parker State Forest
A publicly owned forest with recreational features encompassing more than 3,300 acres in the towns of Andover,North Andover,North Reading,and Middleton.
Pomps Pond
Pomps Pond offers a spacious sunbathing area,recreational swimming,shaded picnic grounds, children's playground area,volleyball net,sailboat,canoe,and kayak rentals,bathrooms,and more
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Education
PRESCH OOLS
Anne Bradstreet Early Childhood Center
- Students: 343
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
Shawsheen School
- Students: 54
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 8:1
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
High Plain Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A
- Students: 517
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 12:1
Henry C. Sanborn Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A
- Students: 333
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 12:1
South Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A
- Students: 462
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 14:1
West Elementary School
- Overall Niche Grade: A
- Students: 546
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
Bancroft Elementary School
- Overall Niche grade: A-
- Students: 523
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
M I DDL E SCH OOLS
Wood Hill Middle School
- Overall Niche Rating: A
- Students: 375
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
Andover West Middle School
- Overall Niche Grade: A
- Students: 544
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
Doherty Middle School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 464
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
H I GH SCH OOLS
Phillips Academy Andover
- Overall Niche Rating: A+
- Students: 1,187
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 5:1
- #1Best Private High School in America
Andover High School
- Overall Niche Rating: A
- Students: 1,756
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
GR Lawrence Regional Vocational School
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Parks/Recreation
Andover Station North Park
Kelsey Round Lake Park
Prairie Knoll Park
Sunshine Park
Pine Hills North
Andover Recreation Park
Ballardvale Playground
Andover Center Playground
Belmond Park Reservation
Conway Park
Pole Hill Park
Baker Meadow Reservation
Doyle Link
Joyce Terrace
Carmel Wood Trail
Drummond PLayground
North Andover Town Common
Harold Parker State Forest
Deer Jump Reservation
Aplin Park
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Line: Andover Station
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Gloucester
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Gloucester is one of New England?s most beautiful seaside communities, inundated with history, fine dining and spectacular beaches It offers a picturesque waterfront that is perfect for strolling and shopping,while free walkway trails highlight Gloucester?s seaport history and assorted wildlife.
WATERFRONT FOOD & BEVERAGE
The Gloucester House
Gloucester?s freshest lobster,seafood,and chowder Owned by one family since 1957
1606 Restaurant & Bar
Take delight in the spectacular ocean views as you enjoy an alfresco breakfast,lunch,or dinner or a signature cocktail around the fire pit.
Mile Marker One
Serving breakfast,lunch,dinner,cocktails on the decks or in the dining room,open year round.
BEACHES & LIGHTHOUSES
Eastern Point Lighthouse
The lighthouse station itself is owned by the U S Coast Guard and is closed to the public
Half Moon Beach
Half Moon is a small quiet beach located in historic Stage Fort Park
Wingearsheek Beach
Flour soft white sand,tide pools,lighthouse views,and calm water
TOURS & EXCURSIONS
Cape Ann Whale Watch
Sail aboard the Hurricane,the largest,fastest vessel in Gloucester to see the whales.Take a tour and learn about the whales in Cape Ann
Hammond Castle Museum
Step back in time and tour this unique treasure located on the coast between Gloucester and Magnolia,MA
Maritime Gloucester
Oceans of discovery at Maritime Gloucester,a working waterfront museum with hands-on maritime exhibits,aquarium,and schooner sails
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PRESCH OOLS
Gloucester Preschool
- Students: 116
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
West Parish School
- Overall Niche Rating: B
- Students: 361
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
Faith Christian School
- Students: 34
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 7:1
Beeman Memorial School
- Overall Niche Rating: B-
- Students: 329
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
Plum Cove School
- Overall Niche Rating: B
- Students: 206
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
Veteran?s Memorial School
- Overall Niche Rating: C+
- Students: 212
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 8:1
East Gloucester Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: B
- Students: 202
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
M I DDL E SCH OOLS
Faith Christian School
- Students: 34
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 7 :1 Education
Ralph B O?Maley Middle School
- Overall Niche Rating: C+
- Students: 657
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
Ben Smith Playground
Gordon Thomas Park
Cape Ann YMCA
Solomon Jacobs Park
Stacy Boulevard
Stage Fort Park
Magnolia Woods Recreational Area
Parks/Recreation SUB
Purple Line: West Gloucester Station,Gloucester Station
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Thatcher Road/ Red Line
Eastern Ave/ Green Line
Gloucester Crossing/ Orange Line
Lanesville/ Blue Line
Beverly Commuter/ Yellow Line Transportation
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Ipswich
Ipswich is a coastal town in Essex County, home to Willowdale State Forest and Sandy Point State Reservation, Ipswich includes the southern part of Plum Island This quaint New England town has everything from the iconic Crane Beach and Crane Estate to various craft breweries, farms, orchards, and historic sites
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Riverview Restaurant
Lively veteran (cash-only) pizzeria & bar turning out thin-crust pies in a '70s-era booth setting
Clam Box of Ipswich
Classic counter-serve spot with outdoor patio draws crowds for legendary fried clams and seafood
Ithaki
Upscale yet comfy restaurant serving creative Greek-Mediterranean fare,plus a full bar
THINGS TO DO
Castle Hill on Crane Estate
Castle Hill is a Tudor Revival mansion built in 1926-1928 surrounded by sea and salt marsh and now serves as a home and garden to tour
Kayak the Ipswich River
Rent kayaks or bring your own,and paddle along the Ipswich River and even all the way to Plum Island
Crane Beach
1,234-acre conservation and recreation property,consists of four-mile-long sandy beachfront
COFFEE SHOPS & CAFÉS
Heart & Soul Cafe
Located in the "heart" of Ipswich,this local spot provides patrons a friendly,welcoming,and service-oriented café experience
Zumi's
Warm cafe with a fair-trade focus featuring coffee,pastries,local art & ice cream
Sandpiper Bakery
Small cafe offering a selection of pastries,sandwiches,coffee,and other specialty items
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Education
PRESCH OOLS
Cuvilly Arts & Earth Center
Small World Nursery School
Ascension Nursery School
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
Winthrop Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 354
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
Paul F. Doyon Memorial
- Overall Niche Grade: B
- Students: 332
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
M I DDL E SCH OOLS
Ipswich Middle School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 371
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
H I GH SCH OOLS
Ispwich High School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 537
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
Parks/Recreation
Bialek Park
Daniel Boone Park
Nichols Field
Middle Green
Willowdale State Forest
Sandy Point State Reservation
New Ipswich Town Field
Dow Brook Conservation Area
Mass Audubon's Ipswich River
Wildlife Sanctuary
Crane Beach
Greenwood Farm
Castle Hill on Crane Estate
Crane Wildlife Refuge
SUB
Commuter Rail: North Station to Newburyport Transportation
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Manchester-by-the-Sea
NEIGHBORHOODS WE LOVE
With just over 5,000 residents, Manchester-by-the-Sea is a quaint coastal town on Cape Ann, approximately 30 miles north of the City of Boston A trip to Singing Beach,aptly named for the curious ?singing?sound that resonates when beach-goers walk on it, serves as a retreat from Boston?s bustling city life Unique retail shops, top-rated restaurants, galleries, jewelry stores, and boutiques stipple the downtown, while the beloved Trask House at the Manchester Historical Museum is a must-see for memorabilia reflecting the town?s remarkable maritime heritage and its beautiful,historic architecture.
OUTDOOR ATTRACTIONS
Masconomo Park
Located at 60 Beach Street.This is where summer concerts are held.The park has a baseball field,picnic benches and a kids playground
Singing Beach
Located at 119 Beach Street This half mile beach with a snack shack and on site restrooms is a North Shore favorite The name comes from the fact that the sand makes a squeaky singing sound when it is dry
Coolidge Point
If you came for nature and views,this is your spot 64 acres of peninsula where a scenic,wildlife riddled hike opens to a spectacular grassy area that has some of the most memorable views on the North Shore.
LOCAL SHOPS
Mahri
Mahri appropriately reflects the locale,being owned and run by local Mother and Daughter The store offers custom and unique items ranging from clothes and jewelry to toys.
Manchester by the Book
They pride themselves on having a wide variety of books from all genres,including rare finds A big draw is the children?s room set up for young children to browse,relax and read a book
Cuddlefish
Cape Ann?s only full service baby store and the area?s source for the best in baby clothing and gifts
FOOD & DRINK
Bravo by the Sea
A local favorite spot to grab a sandwich or Detroit style pan pizza
Laughing Gull Cafe
This cafe has fresh food,great coffee and free Wifi Open for breakfast and lunch,this is a great spot to hit before the beach.
Cala?s Restaurant
Hangout offering a full bar,easygoing vibe and a menu with New American food & build-your-own pizzas.
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Education
PRESCH OOLS
Brookwood School
- Overall Niche Rating: A
- Students: 312
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 8:1
Manchester Memorial Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 311
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 9:1
Tara Monterssori
- Students: 39
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 39:1
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
Brookwood School
- Overall Niche Rating: A
- Students: 312
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 8:1
Manchester Memorial Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 311
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 9:1
M I DDL E SCH OOLS
Brookwood School
- Overall Niche Rating: A
- Students: 312
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 8:1
Manchester Memorial Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 311
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 9:1
H I GH SCH OOLS
Manchester Memorial Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 311
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 9:1
- MA State Ranking: 23
Parks/Recreation
Black Beach
White Beach
Magnolia Beach
West Manchester Beach
Coach Field Playground
Sweeny Park
Masconomo Park
Surf Park
Singing Beach
Winthrop Field
Agassiz Rock
Chebacco Woods
Coolidge Point Reservation
Dexter Pond/ Long Hill Trail
Powderhouse Hill
Wilderness Conservation Area
Heron Pond
Millstone Hill
Old Manchester Essex Road
Owls Nest
Cranberry Pond
The Hooper Task Trails
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Purple Line: Manchester Station Transportation
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Marblehead
NEIGHBORHOODS WE LOVE
Perched on a rocky peninsula that stretches out into the Atlantic,the seaside town of Marblehead offers nine miles of coastline and a rich maritime history dating back to the American Revolution Marblehead?s coast became an irresistible draw to industrious colonists in 1629, who quickly evolved it into a thriving fishing village Colonial homes still dominate the town?s historic center today, along with an impressive array of shops, galleries, restaurants, and inns Despite being approximately 16 miles from Boston, Marblehead is an idyllic beach haven, with several beaches, parks, playgrounds and trails to explore
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Shubie?s Marketplace
One of the first stores in the area to stock fine wines from around the world.
5 Corners Kitchen
French bistro fare,including housemade charcuterie,in a mod space with marble bar and large windows.
Maddie?s Sail Loft
Traditional,longtime restaurant and pub serving New England seafood and booze in an unassuming space.
OUTDOOR SPACES
Historic Home Walk
Marblehead is known for its old homes inscribed with information about when the home was built and who originally lived there
Old Burial Hill
New England has some of the most beautiful cemeteries This particular burial place was established in 1638
Marblehead Lighthouse
The original lighthouse was powered by whale oil and was first lit on October 10th,1835
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
Anchor to Windward
Supporting independent living for adults with intellectual disabilities
Making Ends Meet
Has been able to supply short-term financial assistance to individuals and families in Marblehead for over twenty years
SPUR
Offers diverse,accessible,and volunteer opportunities
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Education
PRESCH OOLS
Glover School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 384
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
Tower School
- Overall Niche Rating: A+
- Students: 254
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 7:1
Children?s Workshop Montessori
- Students: 31
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 7:1
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
Glover School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 384
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
Tower School
- Overall Niche Rating: A+
- Students: 254
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 7:1
Eveleth School
- Overall Niche Rating: B+
- Students: 83
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 17:1
Epstein Hillel School
- Students: 66
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 3:1
Devereux School
- Students: 67
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 19:1
Ranked 36 State-Wide
Village School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 780
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
Brown Elementary
- Students: 417
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 12:1
M I DDL E SCH OOLS
Tower School
- Overall Niche Rating: A+
- Students: 254
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 7:1
Epstein Hillel School
- Students: 66
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 3:1
Marblehead Veterans Middle School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 488
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 12:1
Marblehead Community Charter Public School
- Overall Niche Rating: B
- Students: 228
H I GH SCH OOLS
Marblehead High School
- Overall Niche Rating: A+
- Students: 1,002
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
- MA State Ranking: 56
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Parks/Recreation
Lynch Park
Endicott Park
Breakhart Reservation
Lynn Woods Reservation
Chinatown Backyard
Salem Maritime National Historic Site
Coontoocook River Canoe Company
Pickering Wharf Marina
Peabody Recreation Department
Publicly Organized Recreational Territory- PORT
Reggie Wong Memorial Park
Transportation
SUB WAY T RA N SI T L I N ES
Purple Line: Salem Station
B US T RA N SI T L I N ES
Route 441: Marblehead-Wonderland Station
Route 442: Marblehead-Wonderland Station
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Newbury
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NEIGHBORHOODS WE LOVE
Newbury is presently divided into three villages, Old Town, Byfield, and Plum Island, and is located just south of the Merrimack River Much of the townland is made of accessible marshes, and quite of bit is protected land, including Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. This New England town is rich in heritage and is noted for its fine antique shops and historical architecture
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Bob Lobster
Round-and-ready fish market & seafood shack with river views & a cozy,laid-back vibe
Plum Island Grille
Hopping year-round spot for upscale seafood in a casual summer-shack atmosphere
Mad Martha's Cafe
Funky,homey nook across from the beach offering classic American breakfast & lunch meals
LOCAL SHOPS
Tendercrop Farm
Local farm store providing the freshest possible produce,meats,and poultry products.
White Rose Canoe
Specialty paddling shop uniquely devoted to all things canoe,located on the banks of the Parker River in Newbury,MA
Newbury Butchery
The Butchery features only the finest cuts of USDA-inspected meats and poultry,gourmet meals prepared daily,great produce,a deli,and a full beer and wine selection to compliment your meal
THINGS TO DO
The Pink House
An uninhabited historic house and popular photography and painting subject,built in 1925
Parker River National Refuge
A wildlife sanctuary encompassing the majority of Plum Island great for strolling & biking,wildlife observation & photography,hunting,fishing,paddling,and beach use.
Newbury Beach
Relaxed beach offering a wide expanse of soft sand.
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Education
PRESCH OOLS
Harmony Natural Learning Center Learning Tree Preschool
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
Newbury Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: B
- Students: 359
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
Parks/Recreation
Newbury Salt Marsh
Old Town Hill
Plum Island Dunes
Martin H Burns Wildlife Management Area
Nelson Island Trail
Parker River National Wildlife Refuge
Jennie Lagoulis Reservation
Hans Morris Reservation
Newman Farm Meadow
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Newburyport
NEIGHBORHOODS WE LOVE
A historic seaport with a vibrant tourism industry, Newburyport is a scenic coastal city that includes part of Plum Island Anchored on a Maritime heritage with local small businesses, national attractions, beaches, and a thriving boating community, Newburyport has it all. This neighborhood boasts local events and entertainment with Yankee Homecoming, Waterfront Concert Series, and the Newburyport Literary Festival
FOOD & BEVERAGE
The Grog
Homey,two-story pub with 32 beers on tap,an extensive menu of comfort food & live local music
Sea Level Oyster Bar
Oysters,lobster rolls,specialty cocktails & more offered in a casual joint with river views
Michael's Harborside
Easygoing riverfront spot for steak,seafood & cocktails also features three outdoor decks & live music
LOCAL SHOPS
Newburyport Trading Company
Newbuyrport Trading Company creates apparel and souvenirs from the founder's hometown, Newburyport.
Wheat Boutique
A luxury lifestyle boutique located in the heart of downtown Newburyport specializing in an elevated casual aesthetic
Green Plum Vintage Goods
Shop that blends the nostalgia of the past with vintage goods along the fresh modern styles of today
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Mass Audubon Joppa Flats Education Center
Here,you can explore the region's wildlife-rich habitats through guided tours,marine touch tanks,art exhibits,drop-in programs,and interpretive displays
Newbuyrport Whale Watching
Climb aboard the spacious,106' Captain's Lady III to begin your whale watching voyage!
Maudslay State Park
Maudslay State Park features 19th century gardens and plantings,rolling meadows,towering pines,and one of the largest naturally-occurring standards of mountain laurel in Massachusetts
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Education
PRESCH OOLS
Newburyport KinderCare
- Students: 11
Bright Horizons at Newburyport
- Students: 11
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
Francis T Bresnahan Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 540
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
Edward G Molin Elementary School
- Overall Niche Grade: B
- Students: 288
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 11:1
River Valley Charter School
- Overall Niche Rating: B
- Students: 288
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 12:1
Newburyport Montessori School
- Students: 101
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
M I DDL E SCH OOLS
Rupert A Nock Middle School
- Overall Niche Rating: B
- Students: 497
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 12:1
H I GH SCH OOLS
Newburyport High School
- Overall Niche Rating: A-
- Students: 801
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1
Maudslay State Park
Waterfront Park
Cashman Park
Hale Memorial Park
Cushing Park
Joppa Park
Moseley Woods
Atkinson Common
Bartlet Mall
Newburyport Harbowalk Rail Trail
Deer Island Parks/Recreation
Transportation
SUB WAY T RA N SI T L I N ES
Commuter Rail: North Station to Newburyport
B US T RA N SI T L I N ES
MVRTA: Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority
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Rockport
Those seeking to escape the bustling streets of downtown into airy accommodations within commuting distance to Boston should keep Rockport on their radar The inspiration behind many works of art (most notably, Motif No. 1), Rockport, Massachusetts is an endlessly photogenic seaside village with loads of characteristic New England charm The town has its simple pleasures, like several great beaches and rustic fishers' cottages that have been converted to shops, boutiques, eateries, and art galleries.
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Top Dog of Rockport
Relaxed eatery serving hot dogs,burgers,and fried seafood in a warm,funky space
Brackett's Oceanview Restaurant
Casual,contemporary beach-side venue offering classic New England surf 'n' turf plus water views
Roy Moore Lobster Co.
No-frills seafood eatery and market with outdoor waterfront seating,and a BYOB policy
LOCAL SHOPS
Happy Whale
A small family owned toy store opened in 1965 providing build-your-own-cars,beach and nautical themed toys,crafts,blocks,puzzles,and more
Floating Lotus
Committed to offering handmade,fair trade jewelry,crafts and clothing from around the world
Susie's Stories
This bookstore features a selection of carefully curated books,ranging from classic to contemporary
THINGS TO DO
Rockport Music/ Shalin Liu Performance Center
Presents exceptional music performances and events year round,including the acclaimed Rockport Chamber Music Festival,which hosts over 20 performances in five weeks during June and July each year
Rockport Golf Club
Established in 1913,the Rockport Golf Club is known for the quality of its fairways and greens
Sandy Bay Historical Society and Museums
With their community mission to collect,display,preserve and share the local history of Rockport,Mass, The Sandy Bay Historical Society hosts events as well as operating two local museums and a research library
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Education
Ranked 98 State-Wide
PRESCH OOLS
Sandy Bay Preschool
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 5:1
Rainbow Bay School
- Students: 35
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 6:1
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
Rockport Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: B-
- Students: 305
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
M I DDL E SCH OOLS
Rockport Middle School
- Overall Niche Grade: B
- Students 202
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 7 :1
H I GH SCH OOLS
Rockport High School
- Overall Niche Grade: A-
- Students: 255
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 9:1
Parks/Recreation
Halibut Point State Park
Harvey Park
The Headlands
Cape Hedge Beach
Long Beach
Back Beach
Straitsmouth Island Lighthouse
Front Beach
Millbrook Meadow
Pebble Beach
Loblolly Cove
Twin Lighthouses
Purple Line: Rockport Train Station located at Station Square in Rockport Transportation
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Salisbury
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NEIGHBORHOODS WE LOVE
Salisbury is a small coastal beach town and summer tourist destination located right below the New Hampshire border It is home to the new Salisbury Beach Boardwalk,full of souvenir shops,restaurants, cafes,arcades and panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean.
FOOD & BEVERAGE
Seaglass Restaurant and Lounge
Refined beachfront dining room with a huge fireplace offers carefully sourced New American seafood
Sylvan Street Grille
All-American neighborhood joint with seasonal beers,soups,salads,burgers & other comfort fare
All American Tavern
Family-owned eatery serving hearty American grub such as steak,fish,pizza & pasta,plus cocktails
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Salisbury Beach State Reservation
Salisbury Beach State Reservation is a state-owned,public recreation area on the Atlantic Ocean in the town of Salisbury.
Rail Trails
From the Old Eastern Marsh Trail,the Salisbury Point Ghost Trail,and the Salisbury Rail Trail Connector, enjoy a peaceful walk or bike ride throughou thte town and the surrounding towns
Ring's Island Marina
Ring's Island Marina is situated on the Merrimack River and provides boaters with minimum cruising time to reach the Atlantic Ocean
COFFEE SHOPS & CAFÉS
Nancy's Marshview Cafe & Bakery
Nancy has been running her restaurant with her daughter,Lauren as they offer an assortment of fresh homemade baked goods,a full breakfast and lunch menu and daily food and beverage specials
Hodgies Too of Salisbury
Seasonal walk-up window providing housemade ice cream,frozen yogurt & Italian ices
Together Cafe
Local coffee shop serving sweets,breakfast,and lunch
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Education
PRESCH OOLS
Milestones Childcare & Preschool, LLC
Liz's Learning Center
EL EM EN TA RY SCH OOLS
Salisbury Elementary School
- Overall Niche Rating: B-
- Students: 426
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 10:1
Parks/Recreation
Town Common
Patridge Brook Dog Park
Salisbury Beach State Reservation
Salisbury Community Garden
YWCAPark Street Apartments
Lion's Park
North Shore Salt Marsh Beach Rose RVPark
Black Bear Campground
Salisbury Beach Boardwalk
Rusnik Campground
Pettengill Farm Land Preserve
Salisbury Skate Park
Salisbury Salt Marsh Wildlife Management
Transportation
MVRTA: Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority
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