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Literary LegendsThe North of Boston region was the inspiration and/or home to a number of well-known authors and poets including Robert Frost, John Updike and Nathaniel Hawthorne. 
Architectural BeautyThe 34 cities and towns North of Boston provide an array of significant architectural designs. Many of these formerly private homes are now open to the public for tours. 
Traditional New EnglandYou'll find all the charms of New England in the North of Boston region, from wooden clapboard house, unique shops and plenty of boats and buoys. 
Antique Shops in Seaside TownsEssex and Ipswich and Rowley are home to more than a dozen antique dealers within an easy 10 mile radius. These communities also offer some of the best fried clams in the state. Make a day of shopping and dining. 
America's Witch HysteriaThe Witch Hysteria of 1692 is a tragic piece of our nation's history. The North of Boston region is home to many towns that have direct ties to the Witch Trials including Marblehead, Danvers, Topsfield and most noteably Salem. 
America's Halloween HeadquartersThere is no place quite like the North of Boston region during Halloween. With fall foliage at its peak, and more than 3000 practicing Witches living in the region, Halloween is quite the celebration. 
Scenic Beauty to InspireThe light in the North of Boston region has inspired painters and artists for centuries. 
Outdoor Activities for everyoneWhale Watching from the banks of the North of Boston region is best. We are the closest point in MA to the whale feeding grounds, meaning less time on the boat before whale sightings or deep sea fishing can begin. 
Holiday CharmThe North of Boston region is decked out for the holiday season from November through January 1. Holiday strolls and Santa's arrival by helicopter, sled and of course, lobster boat, add to the charm of the season. Photo credit Leslie Gould 
Unique Fall Foliage OptionsFall in New England is a beautiful time to visit. The North of Boston region is home to miles of open marsh land which change color with the autumn leaves for a truly unique and scenic twist. |
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