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Some Highlights! |
The Museums of Massachusetts | ||
 One of the largest museums on the east coast, PEM features more than 27 galleries and a constantly changing array of exhibitions and programs. |
There are a wide
variety of museums in Massachusetts, from the world famous Museum
of Fine Arts in Boston to the lesser known Salem Wax Museum to the
amusing Museum of Bad Art or Museum
of Dirt. If you're searching for information about a specific
museum, check
out this site . . . Make sure to notice that Boston
and Cambridge
have their own pages . . .
Our personal recommendations include: The Peabody Essex Museum, the MFA, the Children's Museum, the little-known Isabella Stuart Gardner Museum and the Museum of Science. If you find a museum worthy of praise, let us know! |
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 A local Salem destination for many -- the Wharf was where local commerce took hold. Now a blend of restaurants and tourist destinations, not to be missed! |
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 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. |
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 Welcome aboard the schooner Fame of Salem, a replica of the successful privateer from the War of 1812. |
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