Come Experience Amesbury
Recreation: Town Park, Friend Street; Town Beach, Lake Gardner; Woodsom Farm, Town Forest, and Riverwalk. Enjoy hiking, bird watching, cross-country skiing and more like Amesbury Sports Park or Amesbury Golf & Country Club; Leo’s Super Bowl and Cider Hill Farm or go fishing and boating in one of the lakes, rivers, or ocean. Don't miss the shops, restaurants, and music venues.

Discover Boston
Take a walking tour along the Freedom Trail. Then, try a memorable trip to the U.S.S. Constitution, see Bunker Hill Monument in nearby Charlestown and visit the Boston Tea Party Ship & Museum. The shopping is phenomenal, and visitors should be sure to visit Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Visit the Museum of Fine Arts Boston, the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library and Museum, the Cahoon Museum of American Art and the Museum of Afro-American History.

Don't Miss Middleboro
Middleborough is the second largest town by land area in Massachusetts. The population of the town is approximately 20,373. Middleborough's principal industries are fire apparatus repair, lumber, calendars, brass goods, novelty items, warehousing and diversified products. It is the cranberry capital of the world and a major center of antiques.

Discover Milford
Both arts and athletics are integral parts of the community fabric. Milford has a reputation for developing excellent musicians and athletes. Political awareness is encouraged early, and as a result, many Milford residents have embraced careers in public service, both at the local and the state level.

Woburn
Woburn has an unbeatable location with its easy accessibility to all points in New England, two interstate highways, and public transportation via bus, train, and commuter rail. It is a community with a long tradition of civic participation, volunteerism, and a passion for sports & recreation. A rich and diverse community, Woburn is a great place to visit, live, work, retire, and raise a family.