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Real Name: Janet
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Newburyport ~ history, architecture, boating

by Pawtuxet - last update: Nov 8, 2005

From the moment you enter....

Newburyport has her best dress on all the time, it seems. The homes are beautifully restored and preserved....each one more beautiful than the one before it. The waterfront has been developed to include outdoor sculpture, sitting areas, a promenade, boat tours, and tourist information building ..... along with the necessary public parking. There is an interesting business district full of restaurants and shops that lure the visitor with lovely storefronts and signage. I arrived late in the day so I missed the hustle and bustle of the business district...but enjoyed the late day sun streaming across this exquisite architecture. I'll probably visit again next time I"m staying in Rockport. It's a very scenic drive that you can enjoy for the hour or so it might take to amble up there from the Gloucester - Rockport area.
Newburyport is located just 35 miles north of Boston
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A town known for being oneof the finest places in the country to go bird watching. Programs and tours available throughout the year for all sorts of environmental hikes and special sites.
This is a town just chock block full of interesting things to do in all seasons. I'm very impressed with their local organizations and community involvement.

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Pros:"Gorgeous early American architecture"
Cons:"A bit too far from Boston...slightly remote, altho some folks commute"
In A Nutshell:"Lovely New England village to while away your hours."
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Comments for Pawtuxet about Newburyport
evaanna Sat Dec 20, 2008 10:44 UTC
 Lovely little town with charming old wooden houses and so much to see and do. I'd definitely go birdwatching and for a boat trip there.
DennyP Sun Nov 23, 2008 01:21 UTC
 Hi Janet...you are correct about these towns being absolutely immaculate in their presentation..with the wooden houses so neatly painted also the location by the water is wonderful.I will return here again next year to visit friends....
tiabunna Wed Mar 26, 2008 12:31 UTC
 Ah, a very pleasant looking place indeed. Looks a great place to enjoy being disgraceful, but I suspect they'd throw me out if I did! :))
kyoub Thu Jan 18, 2007 13:29 UTC
 What a delightful little seaside area. I think I need to come there birding, take a boat ride, and have a look at those beautiful homes.
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