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New England foliage at its peak on the Merrimack River.
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Gloucester
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A lighthouse stands watch at the mouth of Boston Harbor.
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New England foliage at its peak on the Merrimack River.
Photo: Jim Raycroft
Gloucester
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A lighthouse stands watch at the mouth of Boston Harbor.
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Boats in these parts often have a traditional, salty look.
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Marblehead’s Corinithian Yacht Club from a stately angle.
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Sailing ships dot the harbor in Salem.
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Gloucester
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Photo: Jim Raycroft
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Gloucester, Massachusetts, is perhaps the most quintessentially salty New England fishing town. It has classic seaside attractions like the Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center and The Crow’s Nest (the red building seen here), the latter made famous by the film The Perfect Storm.
