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History of Ipswich, Mass

History of Ipswich, Massachusetts

Ipswich is a charming and historic town in Massachusetts. It is home to the largest number of historic houses in America and has the oldest double-arch stone bridge in America…. Read more »

Colonial Era   
How Boston became the capital of Massachusetts

How Boston Became the Capital of Massachusetts

Boston is the capital city of Massachusetts. Boston became the capital of the Massachusetts Bay Colony during the 17th century and has remained the capital ever since. When the Massachusetts… Read more »

Colonial Era   

Howard Street Cemetery in Salem, Massachusetts

Established in 1801, Howard Street Cemetery is a historic cemetery in Salem, Mass. The cemetery is 2.5 acres in size with 1,100 headstones and is located next to the old… Read more »

Industrial Era   
Old Burying Point Cemetery, Salem, Mass

Old Burying Point Cemetery in Salem, Massachusetts

Established in 1637, the Old Burying Point Cemetery, also known as the Charter Street Cemetery, is the oldest cemetery in Salem, Massachusetts. It is one of eight historic cemeteries in… Read more »

Colonial Era   
Old Burying Point Cemetery, Salem, Mass

Historic Cemeteries in Salem, Massachusetts

Salem, Massachusetts is a historic town with a handful of historic cemeteries. The city has a total of five public cemeteries and three private cemeteries, most of which were established… Read more »

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