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Some quick ideas . . . |
Explore Salem or Boston | ||
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The Museum of Fine Arts (currently featuring Gaugin) is a blend of 20th century and contemporary art. Highly famed for it's extensive collection -- A Boston "Must see!" | There's no shortage
of history in Boston and the North Shore. Much of the rich
history is gathered into museums, but plenty more is available to the
enterprising visitor. The oldest sitting church is in Boston (home
to the first recorded abolitionist speech), as well as the Bunker Hill
Monument, the Old State House, the Boston Commons, the First Meeting
House . . . The list continues.
Salem is our next door neighbor, and one could spend days sifting through the museums and historical sites offered. . . Explore the links we've provided, and find what grabs your interest! And don't stay on the beaten path . . . |
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| From the Freedom Trail to the Boston Massacre, these sites will help you find what you're looking for! | |||
Cultural Links |
Interested in another side of the story? | ||
| What's a derivative of the Hebrew word for Peace? | |||
| Don't have time to discover on your own? Take a tour! | |||
