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Be a Tourist in Your Hometown!
Sunday, May 18, 2008

Dozens of Tourist sites around Amesbury, Newburyport and Newbury will be open for free for residents!

This is the perfect opportunity to see why so many people make this area their getaway destination every year!

2008 INFO:

Download a .pdf brochure here

Bartlett Museum
270 Main Street, Amesbury
978-388-4528
Free admission to the Museum with a guided tour of the "Amesbury at War" exhibit with a special presentation by Richard Nichols (in Civil War costume) highlighting his diorama of the Battle of Hatcher's Run. Presentations at 1:30 and 2:30 pm.
The Carriage Shed will also be open.
1-4 pm.

The Brass Lyon
36 Market Square, Newburyport
978-465-5002
Punch and snacks will be served through out the day. There will be historical information on items in the shop. 10% off purchases with this brochure.
11 am-5 pm.

The Dole-Little House
289 High Road, Newbury
978-462-2634
www.historicnewengland.org
Enjoy special pre-season tours of the 1725 Dole-Little House, one of the five properties in the Newbury region owned by Historic New England. Tour this architectural gem with friends and family.
12-4 pm.

Essex Street Inn
7 Essex Street, Newburyport
978-465-3148
www.essexstreetinn.com
Enjoy refreshments at the inn.
12 - 3 pm.

First Presbyterian Church, Old South
29 Federal Street, Newburyport
978-465-9666
www.oldsouthnbpt.org
Tours of the historic sanctuary.
12-4 pm.

Lowell's Boat Shop
459 Main Street, Amesbury
978-834-0050
The Boat shop will be open for visitors to explore the boat shop and learn about boat making.
1-4 pm

Rocky Hill Meeting House
4 Portsmouth Road (Elm Street), Amesbury
978-462-2634
www.historicnewengland.org
Enjoy special pre-season tours of the 1785 Rocky Hill Meeting House, one of the five properties in the Amesbury area owned by Historic New England. Tour this architectural gem with friends and family.
12-4 pm.

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
166 High Street, Newburyport
978-465-5351
www.stpauls-nbpt.org
Historic graveyard tour - tour of colonial graveyard surrounding St. Paul’s Church containing graves of may notable people.
1:30 pm

The Whittier Home
86 Friend Street, Amesbury
978-388-1337
Free tours of the house, garden and summer kitchen. All of which have been refreshed and renewed during 2007, the bicentennial of JGW’s birth. There will also be cookies & lemonade.
12 - 4 pm.

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Greater Newburyport Chamber of Commerce & Industry
38R Merrimac Street, Newburyport MA 01950
Phone: 978-462-6680 Fax: 978-465-4145
info@newburyportchamber.org