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Danvers
Activities
History
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For folks who are new to the
area, business isn't the only thing on their minds. We've put
together a little guide to help you get out and explore, including some of
the best features and eateries in Danvers, and some of the highlights of Boston and the
rest of the North Shore . . .
There's plenty to do in Danvers. Our town is filled with historic sights and modern conveniences. From the Peabody Institute Library to the Danversport Yacht Club, culture, entertainment and history come alive in Onion Town! DANVERS If you do decide to travel further than our own back yard, here are some other suggestions . . . Whether biking to the Salem Willows, bird-watching at Plum Island, or just catching the relaxing waves at Crane Beach, the outdoor adventurer will find plenty to do on Cape Ann. ACTIVITIES Famed for it's ocean-fresh seafood, including clams, oysters, and bluefish, the Boston area boasts some of the best seafood restaurants in the world. Also, Boston is a very diverse community, and an influx of international cuisine makes it a great place to explore for those with a discriminating palate! RESTAURANTS Although Columbus may have been completely mistaken about where he landed, other travelers did begin settling in this area nearly 400 years ago. With the help of the local indigenous peoples, the colonists survived, and eventually thrived. The history of the North Shore is among the earliest example of European immigrants in what we now call America. Learn about their journeys -- the Salem merchants, or the witch trials, or the Rebecca Nurse House. HISTORY Boston is known for it's fever-pitched athletics, but there's a whole lot more than just the Red Sox, Bruins, Patriots or Revolution. Tune in to North Shore Sports, or join a local league for a month. You'd be welcome! |
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