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Index
Map Pages 000Photo Pages 000
Aabolitionism 57, 418-19, 421Acadia National Park 10,
403-4, 400, 10, 26accommodations 432-3, see
also individual locationsactivities 18, 21-3, 428-30,
see also individual activities
Adams, John 48, 117, 414, 416
Adams, John Quincy 117African American history
39, 159, 170, see also abolitionism, slavery
air travel 438, 439Alcott, Bronson 93Alcott, Louisa May 93,
95, 421Algonquians 412American Revolution 414-15Amherst 189-91Amherst College 189Appalachian Trail 9, 200,
207, 275, 290, 351, 369, 429
aquariumsBerkshire Museum 204Echo Lake Aquarium &
Science Center 305Maritime Aquarium
269-70Mystic Aquarium &
Institute for Exploration 257
New England Aquarium 39
Sea Pocket Lab 107Seacoast Science Center
332Woods Hole Science
Aquarium 131Aquinnah 174, 13architecture 12, 13, 214
area codes 17art galleries, see also
museumsBowdoin College Museum
of Art 388Brattleboro galleries
280-1Brattleboro Museum &
Art Center 280Clark Art Institute 205Eric Carle Museum of
Picture Book Art 189Farnsworth Art Museum
395George Walter Vincent
Smith Art Museum 181Harvard Art Museum 55Hygienic Art 254Institute of Contemporary
Art 47John Slade Ely House 264Lyman Allyn Art
Museum 254Middlebury College
Museum of Art 298Museum of Fine Arts
(Boston) 53Museum of Fine Arts
(Springfield) 181New Britain Museum of
American Art 249Ogunquit Museum of
American Art 373Portland Museum of
Art 377-8Portsmouth galleries 332Provincetown Art Associa-
tion & Museum 152Provincetown galleries
153-4Rocky Neck Gallery 107Smith College Museum of
Art 186Sol Koffler 212Southern Vermont Arts
Center 290Wellfleet galleries 148West Branch Gallery &
Sculpture Park 313
West Tisbury galleries 173Whistler House Museum
of Art 98Williams College Museum
of Art 205Worcester Art
Museum 177ATMs 435autumn colors, see leaf
peeping
BBar Harbor 400-3Barnstable 132-6baseball 77, 100, 136Bash Bish Falls 197Bass Harbor 405Bath 389-90bathrooms 436Baxter State Park 408, 8beaches 13, 18
Aquinnah 174, 13Barnstable 132-3Bath 390Block Island 237Brewster 140Cape Ann 109Cape Cod 133, 137-8, 142,
144-5, 146Chatham 144Edgartown 171Falmouth 129Hampton Beach 332Ipswich 113Kennebunkport 375Little Compton 221Nantucket 159Narragansett 233Newport 227Oak Bluffs 169Ogunquit 372-3Old Orchard Beach 377Orleans 144-5Provincetown 152-3Sandwich 129Watch Hill 234-5
Wellfleet 148Yarmouth 137
Beacon Hill 38-9, 58-9, 63-4, 70-1, 77-8, 40
Beat Generation 420, 422beer 20, see also breweries
& brewpubsBelfast 389Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream
Factory 312-13Bennington 286-9Berklee College of Music
427Berkshires, the 31,
194-207, 194Bethel 406-7Bethlehem (Connecticut)
273Bethlehem (New
Hampshire) 356bicycle travel, see cyclingBlackstone Valley 219-20Block Island 236-40, 238boat tours
Bar Harbor 401Boston 56-7Camden 396Deerfield 192Hyannis 133-4Lowell 99Newport 228Ogunquit 373Portland 380
boat travel 439, 440books 410, see also
literaturehistory 412, 418, 419
Boothbay Harbor 392-3, 26Borden, Lizzie 123border crossings 438Boston 30, 34-87, 35, 37,
10, 419accommodations 34,
58-63activities 56Back Bay 48-9, 61-2, 68-9,
73-4, 81-2, 50
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DEX B-C
Beacon Hill 38-9, 58-9, 63-4, 70-1, 77-8, 40
bookstores 83Boston Harbor 44Cambridge 53-6, 62-3,
70, 74, 82, 54Charlestown 45-6, 60,
66, 72Chinatown 47, 60,
67-8, 72climate 34Downtown 39-44, 59, 64,
71, 78-9, 40drinking & nightlife 70-4emergency services 82entertainment 74-7Fenway, the 52-3, 62,
69-70, 74, 50festivals 58food 34, 63-70gay & lesbian 73highlights 35history 36-8internet access 82-3internet resources 83, 84itineraries 36Kenmore Square 62,
69-70, 74medical services 83North End 44-5, 65-6,
71, 79Seaport District 46-7, 60,
66-7, 72, 80shopping 77-82, 83sights 38-56South End 47, 60-1, 68,
73, 80-1, 50sports 76-7theater 76Theater District 47, 60,
67-8, 72tourist offices 83tours 56-8travel seasons 34travel to/from 84-5travel within 85-7walking tours 37Waterfront 39-44, 59, 64,
71, 78-9West End 44-5, 59-60, 71
Boston College 426Boston Common 38Boston Harbor Islands 44Boston Tea Party 414Boston University 425Bradford, William 413Brattleboro 279-83, 280Bretton Woods 363-4breweries & brewpubs
20, 310
Alchemist Brewery 313Barrington Brewery 196Cisco Brewers 166City Steam Brewery
Café 248Gritty McDuff’s Brew
Pub 383Harpoon Brewery 71Hyland Orchard &
Brewery 179Long Trail Brewing
Company 297Madison Brewing Co Pub
& Restaurant 288Magic Hat Brewery 305McNeill’s Brewery 283Moat Mountain Smoke
House & Brewing Co 361
Northampton Brewery 188
Offshore Ale Co 171Otter Creek Brewing 298Portsmouth Brewery
330-1Red Hook Brewery 329Samuel Adams 71Trout River Brewery 323Vermont Pub &
Brewery 310Brewster 139-41Bristol 220Brown University 211, 424Brownington 319Brunswick 387-9Burlington 302-12, 304bus travel 438, 440business hours 17, 435
CCamden 396-7campgrounds 432-3canoeing, see kayaking &
canoeingCanterbury Shaker
Village 336Cape Ann 109Cape Cod 30, 126-58, 19Cape Neddick 371-2car travel 439, 440-1casinos 256cathedrals, see churches &
cathedralscell phones 436cemeteries 20
Copp’s Hill Burying Ground 45
Edson Cemetery 98Granary Burying
Ground 38-9
Grove Street Cemetery 263-4
Hancock Cemetery 117King’s Chapel & Burying
Ground 39, 42Mt Auburn Cemetery 56Sleepy Hollow
Cemetery 94Tyler Point
Cemetery 220Charlestown 233-4Chatham 142-4Chester 251-2children, travel with 433-4
Boston 49Cape Cod 138
children’s museumsBoston Children’s
Museum 47Children’s Museum of
Maine 379Children’s Museum of
New Hampshire 328Providence Children’s
Museum 213Stepping Stones Museum
for Children 270Chilmark 173-4churches & cathedrals
Center Church 246Christian Science
Church 49First Congregational
Church 159New Old South Church
48-9Old First Church 286Old North Church 45Park Street Church 38St Anne Shrine 180Trinity Church (Boston)
48, 13Trinity Church (Newport)
222-3United First Parish
Church 117cinemas
Academy of Music Theatre 188
Bantam Cinema 273Brattle Theatre 77Cable Car Cinema 218Cape Cinema 139Colonial Theater 358Coolidge Corner Theatre
77Harvard Film Archive
Cinematheque 77Jane Pickens Theater
231Latchis Theater 283
Reel Pizza Cinerama 403Starlight Cinema 164Wellfleet Drive-In 148
Cisco 165-6Clemens, Samuel
Langhorne 245, 422climate 16, 21-3, see
also individual regionscolleges, see universities &
collegesConcord (Massachusetts)
92-7, 94Concord (New Hampshire)
333-4Connecticut 31, 241-76,
242accommodations 241climate 241food 241highlights 242travel seasons 241
Connecticut River Valley 250-3, 250
costs 17, 433, 434covered bridges 276, 285Cranberry Isles 406Crawford Notch 363-4, 28credit cards 435culture 410-11currency 435customs regulations 434cycling 428-9, 439-40
Acadia National Park 404
Ashuwillticook Rail Trail 203
Bar Harbor 401Boston 56Burlington 307Cape Cod 139Chatham 143Concord 92Dennis 138Eastham 146-7Edgartown 172Falmouth 129Nantucket 160Northeast Kingdom
322-3Norwottuck Rail Trail 186Oak Bluffs 169Providence 211Provincetown 154Stowe 315Worcester 177
cycling toursBoston 57Concord 95Woodstock 294
446
INDEX D
-K
DDartmouth College 338-9,
424-5Deer Isle 398-9Deerfield 191-2Dennis 137-9Dickinson, Emily 189Dinosaur State Park 250-1disabilities, travelers
with 437diving
Lake Champlain 306Lake Winnipesaukee 346
Dogtown 112Dorset 292-3driving, see car travel,
scenic drivesDu Bois, WEB 422
EEast Haddam 251Eastham 145-7economy 411Eddy, Mary Baker 49Edgartown 171-2electricity 434emergencies 17Emerson College 427Emerson, Ralph Waldo 94,
95, 417, 421, 422Essex (Connecticut) 252Essex (Massachusetts)
113-14events 21-3, 199exchange rates 17
Ffall colors, see leaf peepingFall River 123Falmouth 129-32farms 14, see also
individual locationsferries, see boat travelfestivals 21-3, 199film festivals
Independent Film Festival of Boston 58
Nantucket Film Festival 161
Provincetown Interna-tional Film Festival 154
Rhode Island International Film Festival 22, 215
films 410
Fitzwilliam 337food 19-20, 434, see
also individual locations
fortsFort Adams 227-8Fort Trumbull 254Fort Warren 44Fort Williams 379
Franconia 356-9Freedom Trail 10, 30, 37,
38, 57Freeport 384-6Frost, Robert 287, 298, 356,
422, 423Fruitlands 93
GGalilee 232galleries, see art galleries,
museumsgardens, see parks &
gardensGay Head Cliffs 174, 13gay travelers 73, 157, 434Geidel, Theodor Seuss 184Georges Island 44Gloucester 106-9Gold Coast 268-72golf 140Gorey, Edward 136-7Grafton 284graveyards, see cemeteriesGreat Barrington 194-7Great North Woods 365-6Greenwich 271Groton 256-7
HHalibut Point Reservation
112-13Hampton Beach 332-3Hancock 337Hancock Shaker
Village 204Hanover 338-42, 339Harrisville 337Hartford 244-9, 246Harvard University 55, 425Harwich 141-2Hawthorne, Nathaniel 103,
106, 421hiking 428, see also
Appalachian TrailBarnstable 132Belknap Mountain 343Bethel 406Block Island 237Boothby 392
Cotton Valley 346Great Barrington 195Kancamagus Hwy 353-4Metacomet-Monadnock
Trail 187Mt Equinox 290Northeast Kingdom 323Norwich 340Portland 380Stowe 314-15Truro 150-1White Mountains 351
Hillsborough Center 337historic sites & buildings 19
Adams National Historic Park 117
Battle Green 91Bennington Battlefield
Historic Site 286-7Bennington Battle
Monument 286Captains’ Mile 136Dexter Grist Mill 128Dinosaur Footprints 186Faneuil Hall 43Fort Adams 227-8Fort Trumbull 254Fort Warren 44Fort Williams 379Hempsted Houses 254Historic Deerfield
Village 191Hoxie House 128Lexington Historic
Society Houses 91Lowell National
Historical Park 98Mayflower II 118-19Minute Man National
Historic Park 91-2Mount, the 200-1Nantucket Atheneum
159Nantucket Historical
Association 158-9New Bedford Whaling
National Historic Park 122
Oak Bluffs 169Old City Hall 42Old North Bridge 93Old South Meeting
House 42Old State House 42-3Paul Revere House 45Plymouth Rock 118Salem Maritime National
Historic Site 101Springfield Armory
National Historic Site 183
Touro Synagogue National Historic Site 222
Wanton-Lyman-Hazard House 222
history 412-19immigration 417-18independence 414-15industrial revolution
416-17Native Americans 353,
412Pilgrims 412-14Puritans 36, 413
holidays 435Hooker, Thomas 414hotels 433Housatonic Valley 272-6Hutchinson, Anne 413Hyannis 132-6
Iimmigration 417-18,
438insurance 434, 441internet access 434internet resources 17Ipswich 113-14Irving, John 422, 423Isle au Haut 399Isleboro 396itineraries 24-9
JJackson 361-3Jaffrey Center 336-7James, Henry 422Jamestown 232
KKancamagus Hwy 353-4kayaking & canoeing
430Batenkill River 288Bethel 406-7Boston 56Brattleboro 281Casco Bay 380Concord 95Deerfield River 193Essex River 113Kennebunks 375Lake Sunapee 335October Mountain State
Forest 200Orleans 145Plum Island 116Portsmouth 328
Map Pages 000Photo Pages 000
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DEX K-M
Provincetown 154Rockport 110Stowe 315Swan River 138Weston’s Bridge 360York Harbor 371
Keene 340Kenmore Square 52-3Kennebunk 374-7Kennebunkport 374-7Kennedy, John F 53, 133,
418Kent 275Kent Falls State Park
275, 5Kerouac, Jack 98, 99, 420Killington Mountain 296-8King, Stephen 423King’s Chapel 39-42Kitson, Henry Hudson 197Kittery 370
LLahiri, Jhumpa 423Lake Candlewood 272Lake Champlain Islands
303Lake Sunapee 335Lake Waramaug 272-3Lake Winnipesaukee 342Lakeville 276language 16leaf peeping
Connecticut 275Maine 370Massachusetts 193New Hampshire 326Vermont 281
Lee 199-200legal matters 435Lenox 200-4lesbian travelers 73, 157, 434Lexington 90-2lighthouse museums
260, 395lighthouses 15, 20, 167Lincoln, Abraham 289-90Litchfield 273-5Litchfield Hills 13, 272-6, 13literature 20, 420-3, see
also booksLittle Compton 221-2lobster 11, 19-20, 22, 260,
372, 11Longfellow, Henry
Wadsworth 55, 380, 421
Lowell 97-100, 420Lowell, Robert 422
MMad River Valley 300-2Madaket 166Maine 32, 367-408, 368,
387, 398accommodations 367climate 367food 367highlights 368travel seasons 367
Maine Lobster Festival 22Manchester 289-92maple syrup 21, 282, 284Marblehead 100maritime museums
Custom House Maritime Museum 114, 254
Essex Shipbuilding Museum 113
Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center 107
Herreshoff Marine Museum 220
Historic Ship Nautilus & Submarine Force Museum 256
Maine Maritime Museum 390
Museum of Yachting 223Mystic Seaport
Museum 257Nantucket Whaling
Museum 158-9New Hampshire Boat
Museum 346Penobscot Marine
Museum 389USS Constitution
Museum 46Whaling Museum 122
markets 18Amherst 189-90Boston 78, 80Brattleboro 280Burlington 309Cape Cod 130Portland 384Wellfleet 148West Tisbury 173
Martha’s Vineyard 30, 166-74, 168
Massachusetts 30, 31, 88-123, 124-74, 175-207, 89, 125, 176
climate 88, 124, 175highlights 89, 125, 176travel seasons 88,
124, 175Massachusetts Institute of
Technology 425MassArt 427
Mayflower 413Menemsha 173-4Meredith 344-5Merrimack Valley 333-4Metacomet-Monadnock
Trail 187Middlebury 298-300MIT 425mobile phones 436Monadnock region 334-7money 16, 17, 435
discount cards 434Monhegan Island 393-4Montague 192Montpelier 319-21motels 433motorcycle travel 439,
440-1Mt Desert Island 399-405Mt Greylock State
Reservation 207Mt Katahdin 408, 8Mt Monadnock State
Park 337Mt Snow 284-6Mt Washington Valley
359-66, 350museums, see also art
galleries, children’s museums, maritime museums, science museums, sports museums
African Meeting House 159
American Independence Museum 331
American Textile History Museum 98
Bennington Museum 287
Berkshire Museum 204Berkshire Scenic Railway
Museum 202Boott Cotton Mills
Museum 98Boston Tea Party Ships &
Museum 46-7Bread & Puppet
Museum 322Brewster Historical
Society Museum 140Bunker Hill Museum 46Cape Ann Historical
Museum 107Chatham Railroad
Museum 142Chesterwood 198Clark House Museum
Complex 346Concord Museum 93
Connecticut River Museum 252
Connecticut Valley Historical Museum 182-3
Culinary Arts Museum 212
Cushing House Museum 114
DeCordova Museum 97Desert of Maine 385Edward Gorey
House 136-7Emily Dickinson
Museum 189Enfield Shaker
Museum 339Florence Griswold
Museum 252-3French Cable Station
Museum 145Fruitlands Museums 93Hammond Castle
Museum 112Harriet Beecher Stowe
House 247Heritage Museums 127Highland House
Museum 150International Museum of
Cryptozoology 379Isabella Stewart Gardner
Museum 53John F Kennedy
Presidential Library & Museum 53
Lincoln County Jail Museum 391
Litchfield History Museum 274
Maine Lighthouse Museum 395
Mariposa Museum 335Mark Twain House &
Museum 245Martha’s Vineyard
Museum 171MASS MoCA 206Mayflower Society
Museum 120Museum of African
Culture 380Museum of Afro-
American History 39Museum of Connecticut
History 246Museum of Springfield
History 181-2Museum Quadrangle 181Museums of Old York
371Nantucket Lightship
Basket Museum 159
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INDEX M
-N
museums continuedNational Museum of
American Illustration 226
New England Quilt Museum 98-9 Norman Rockwell Museum 198
Old Lighthouse Museum 260
Old Sturbridge Village 179Olson House 395Park-McCullough House
Museum 287Peabody Essex
Museum 101Peabody Museum of
Archaeology & Ethnology 55
Pejepscot Museums 388Pilgrim Hall Museum 119Plimoth Plantation 119Provincetown
Museum 152Prudence Crandall
House Museum 261Robert Frost Stone
House Museum 287Salem Toy Museum 103-4Sandwich Glass
Museum 127Seashore Trolley
Museum 375Shelburne Museum 303Sloane-Stanley Museum
275St Johnsbury
Athenaeum 321Strawbery Banke
Museum 327Sugar Hill Sampler 357Thornton W Burgess
Museum 128University of Vermont
Fleming Museum 304Vermont History
Museum 320Wadsworth
Atheneum 245Whitehorne Museum 223Whydah Pirate
Museum 154Wright Museum 346Yale University
museums 263music festivals
Bowdoin International Music Festival 388
Discover Jazz Festival 306
Greater Hartford Festival of Jazz 249
Lowell Folk Festival 99Manchester Music
Festival 290-1Marlboro Music Fest 281Newport Folk Festival
22, 228Newport Jazz Festival 228Newport Music
Festival 228North Atlantic Blues
Festival 395Rockport Chamber
Music Festival 110Tanglewood Music
Festival 15, 201, 15Mystic 257-60, 258
NNaismith, James 182Nantucket 30, 158-66,
160Nantucket town 158-65,
162, 19Narragansett 232-3national & state parks
Acadia National Park 403, 10, 26
Adams National Historic Park 117
Baxter State Park 408, 8Beavertail State Park
232Brenton Point State
Park 228Burton Island State
Park 317Camden Hills State
Park 396Cockaponset State
Forest 251Colt State Park 220Crawford Notch State
Park 363-4, 28Devil’s Hopyard State
Park 251Dinosaur State
Park 250-1Echo Lake State Park 359Ellacoya State Park 343Fishermen’s Memorial
State Park 232-3Fort Adams State
Park 227Fort Griswold Battlefield
State Park 257Fort Trumbull State
Park 254
Haddam Meadows State Park 251
Hammonasset Beach State Park 253
Hampton Beach State Park 332
Hurd State Park 251Jamaica State Park 317Kent Falls State Park
275, 5Lake Waramaug State
Park 273Lincoln Woods State
Park 219-20Lowell National
Historical Park 98Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller
National Historical Park 293-4
Miller State Park 335Minute Man National
Historic Park 91Monomoy National
Wildlife Refuge 142Mount Sunapee State
Park 335Mount Tom State Park
274Mt Greylock State
Reservation 193, 207Mt Monadnock State
Park 337Myles Standish State
Forest 119New Bedford Whaling
National Historic Park 122
Nickerson State Park 139-40
Ninigret State Conservation Area 233
October Mountain State Forest 199-200
Popham Beach State Park 390
Quoddy Head State Park 407
Sandy Point State Reservation 116
Seyon Lodge State Park 317
Skinner State Park 188Topsmead State
Forest 274Underhill State Park
317Wolf Neck Woods State
Park 385Native Americans
casinos 256festivals 22, 132history 353, 412
nature reserves, see also national & state parks
Ashumet Holly Wildlife Sanctuary 129
Barn Island Wildlife Management Area 261
Bartholomew’s Cobble 194-5
Cedar Tree Neck Sanctuary 173
Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary 171-2
Greenwich Point Park 271Halibut Point
Reservation 112-13Long Point Wildlife
Refuge 173Monument Mountain 195Northern Forest Heritage
Park 366Parker River National
Wildlife Refuge 116Pleasant Valley
Wilderness Sanctuary 202
Polly Hill Arboretum 173Rachel Carson National
Wildlife Reserve 373Stellwagen Bank
National Marine Sanctuary 152
Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary 148, 149
Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve 373
White Memorial Conservation Center 274
New Bedford 122-3New Britain 249-50New Canaan 271New Hampshire 32,
324-66, 325accommodations 324climate 324food 324highlights 325travel seasons 324
New Haven 262-8, 264New London 253-6Newburyport 114-15Newfane 283-4Newport 12, 222-32, 223,
224, 12Newport Folk Festival 22Norfolk 276North Adams 206-7North Conway 359-61North Woodstock 349-53Northampton 185-9
Map Pages 000Photo Pages 000
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DEX N-T
Northeast Harbor 405Northeast Kingdom 321-3Norwalk 269-72Norwalk Islands 270
OOak Bluffs 169-71Ogunquit 372-4Old Lyme 252-3Old Orchard Beach 377Old State House 247, 10opening hours 17, 435Orleans 144-5Orvis, Franklin 289outdoor activities 18,
428-30, see also individual activities
Pparks & gardens
Albacore Park 327Asticou Azalea Garden
405Boston Common 38Charles River
Esplanade 48Coastal Maine Botanical
Gardens 392Dr Seuss National
Memorial Sculpture Garden 184
Elizabeth Park Rose Gardens 247
Heritage Museums & Gardens 127
Lyman Conservatory 186New Haven Green 263Prescott Park 327Public Garden 44Roger Williams Park 213Rose Kennedy
Greenway 44Wild Gardens of
Acadia 404Patriots’ Day 21, 91Peacham 319Pemaquid Point 393Penobscot Bay 12, 12Peterborough 334-6Pilgrims 118-19, 412-13Pinkham Notch 364-5Pioneer Valley 181-94Pittsfield 204planning
budgeting 16-17calendar of events 21-3internet resources 17itineraries 24-9New England basics 16-17
New England regions 30-2travel seasons 16, 21-3
Plum Island 115-16Plymouth 118-22, 120Plymouth Notch 319Plymouth Rock 118Point Judith 232-3Poland Spring 386-7politics 410polo 229population 411Portland 377-84, 378, 15
accommodations 380-1drinking & nightlife 382-3entertainment 383food 381-2shopping 384sights 377-80tourist offices 384tours 380travel to/from 384travel within 384
Portsmouth 326-32, 328postal services 435Proulx, Annie 423Providence 210-19, 212
accommodation 215-16drinking & nightlife 217entertainment 217-18festivals 214-15food 216shopping 218sights 211-13tours 214travel there & around 219
Provincetown 151-8, 152Prudence Island 220public holidays 435Puritans 36, 413
QQuechee Village 293-6Quiet Corner 261Quincy 116-18
RRangeley 407Rangeley Lake 407-8religion 411, 412-14restrooms 436Revere, Paul 45, 415, 415Revolutionary War 414, 415Rhode Island 31, 208-40,
209accommodations 208climate 208food 208
highlights 209travel seasons 208
Rhode Island School of Design 427
Ridgefield 271-2Rockland 394-6Rockport (Maine) 396-7Rockport (Massachusetts)
109-12Rockwell, Norman 198, 287
SSabbathday Lake 386-7sailing 430Salem 100-6, 102Sandwich 127-9scenic drives 18-19Schoodic Peninsula 404science museums
Beneski Museum of Natural History 189
Cape Cod Museum of Natural History 140
Connecticut Science Center 245
Discovery Museums 97EcoTarium 177Fairbanks Museum &
Planetarium 321Harvard Museum of
Natural History 55Museum of Science 45Springfield Science
Museum 182seafood 19-20, see also
lobsterseals 142Searsport 389senior travelers 434Seuss, Dr 184Seven Sisters 427Shakers 336, 339, 386-7Shelburne Falls 192-4shopping 18Siasconset 165skating
Boston 56Providence 213
skiing 21, 430Bethel 406Bromley Mountain 290Catamount Trail 316Hancock 201Jackson 362Killington 296Loon Mountain 353Mad River Valley 301Middlebury 198-9Mt Snow 285
Mt Washington 364North Conway 359Northeast Kingdom 322Pinkham Notch 365Rangeley 407-8Stowe 313-14Sugarbush 301White Mountains 351, 11Woodford 288Woodstock 294
slavery 263, 415, 418-19, see also abolitionism
Smith College 185-6, 427snowboarding, see skiingSons of Liberty 414Southwest Harbor 405Spectacle Island 44sports museums
International Tennis Hall of Fame 225
Museum of Yachting 223Naismith Memorial
Basketball Hall of Fame 182
New England Sports Museum 45
Vermont Ski & Snowboard Museum 313
sports, see individual sports
Springfield 181-5, 182Squam Lake 347-8state parks, see national &
state parksStockbridge 197-9Stonington (Connecticut)
260-2Stonington (Maine) 398-9Stowe 312-19, 314Stowe, Harriet Beecher
247, 421Sturbridge 179-81Sugar Hill 356Sugarbush 300-2surfing 148-9Surfside 165-6swimming 429
TTanglewood Music Festival
15, 201, 15taxes 79, 435taxis 441telephone services 16, 436theaters
American Repertory Theater 76
Boston Center for the Arts 76
450
INDEX T- Y
theaters continuedBowdoin’s Pickard
Theater 388Cape Cod Theatre
Project 132Cape Playhouse 139College Light Opera
Company 131-2Dorset Playhouse 292Garde Arts Center 255Gloucester Stage
Company 109Hartford Stage 249Huntington Theatre 76Long Wharf Theatre 268Monomoy Theatre 144New Century Theatre 188Ogunquit Playhouse 374Papermill Theatre 353Provincetown Theater
157Seacoast Repertory
Theater 331Shubert Theater 268Starlight Theatre 164Theatre By the Sea 235Trinity Repertory
Company 218Wellfleet Harbor Actors
Theater 150Weston Playhouse 289Westport Country
Playhouse 269Yale Repertory
Theatre 268Thoreau, Henry David 97,
421, 430time 436tipping 435Tiverton 220-1toilets 436
tourist information 436, see also individual locations
tours, see boat tours, cycling tours, trolley tours
train travel 439, 441travel to/from New
England 438-9travel within New England
439-41trekking, see hikingtrolley tours
Boston 57Plymouth 121Provincetown 154Salem 104
Truro 150-1Twain, Mark 245Tyringham 197
Uuniversities & colleges 9,
424-7Amherst College 189Berklee College of
Music 427Boston College 426Boston University 425Brown University 211, 424Dartmouth College
338-9, 424-5Emerson College 427Harvard University
55, 425Massachusetts Institute
of Technology 425MassArt 427MIT 425Rhode Island School of
Design 211, 427
Smith College 185-6, 427Williams College 204-5,
427Yale University 262-3,
424, 9Up Island 173-4Updike, John 423Upper Connecticut River
Valley 338-42
Vvacations 435Vermont 31, 277-323,
278, 25accommodations 277climate 277food 277highlights 278travel seasons 277
Vineyard Haven 166-9visas 16, 437
WWadsworth, Daniel 245Walden Pond 97walking, see hikingWallace, David Foster 423Walpole 337Watch Hill 234-6WaterFire 215weather 16, 21-3, see
also individual regionswebsites 17Weirs Beach 342-4Wellfleet 147-50Wells 372-4Wentworth Lake 346West Cornwall 275-6West Tisbury 173
Westerly 234Weston 289Westport 269whale watching 14
Bar Harbor 401Barnstable 133Boothby Harbor 392Gloucester 107-8Newburyport 114Provincetown 154
whaling 415-16Whistler, James McNeill 98White Mountains 10,
349-58, 350, 11, 28wi-fi 84, 434wildlife reserves, see
national & state parks, nature reserves
Williams, Roger 413-14Williams College 204-5,
427Williamstown 204-6Wilmington 284-6Winthrop, John 412Wiscasset 390-2witch trials 101, 103Wolfeboro 345-7Woodbury 272Woods Hole Oceanographic
Institution 131Woodstock 293-6Worcester 177-9writers 420-3
YYale University 262-3,
424, 9Yarmouth 136-7York Harbor 371-2York Village 371-2
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OUR READERSMany thanks to the travelers who used the last edition and wrote to us with helpful hints, useful advice and interesting anecdotes:Katharine Barnes, Barry Blain, Richard Durden, Nigel Green, Pauline Jarvis, Ian Jones, Andrew Kemp, Claudio Latanza, Giampaolo Marcellini, JJ Marsh, Alan McCutcheon, Mark Meulepas, Alba Mileto, Ian Ross, Thilo Salmon, Roger Sayers, Lina Swarovski, Mary Sykora, Max Wenger, Dae Yang
AUTHOR THANKS
Mara VorheesThanks to Jennye Garibaldi for many years of leadership and cooperation on New England titles – you will be missed! My heart goes out to the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings, all of the runners and the city as a whole. Patriots’ Day has always been about facing challenges with courage – it’s now true more than ever. Bostonians love their city. Love will prevail.
Gregor ClarkI wish to thank all the generous fellow Vermonters who helped with this project, especially John McCright, Sarah Pope, Namik Sevlic, Saba Rizvi, Sarah Shepherd, Sue Heim and David Alles. Love and thanks as well to Gaen, for sharing my excitement about exploring that next side road, to Meigan for giving me hugs at deadline time and to Chloe, whose infectious love of climbing Mt Mansfield barefoot always makes me smile.
Ned FriaryThanks to all the people I met along the way who shared their tips, including the helpful folks staffing the counters at the local tourist offices. A special thanks to the rangers at the Cape Cod National Seashore and to Bob Prescott of the Massachusetts Audubon Society for sharing their one-of-a-kind insights.
Paula HardyI’d like to thank the following for sharing the best of Connecticut and Rhode Island: Anne McAndrews, Dave Fairty, Pat and Wayne Brubaker, Rick Walker, Sanjeev Seereeram, Cinta Burgos, David King, Dave Helgerson, Harry Schwartz, Elizabeth MacAlister and the Preservation Society of Newport; and in-house, thanks to super commissioning editor Jennye Garibaldi and coordinator Mara Vorhees.
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Finally, thanks to Rob Smith for the laughs and letting me bring home Baggo.
Caroline SiegThanks to everyone who took the time to share their tips with me and for the countless friendly conversations at lobster shacks, ski resorts and brewpubs. And a very special thank you to the Schmidt family who keep me coming back to New England year after year.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTSClimate map data adapted from Peel MC, Finlayson BL & McMahon TA (2007) ‘Updated World Map of the Köppen-Geiger Climate Classification’, Hydrology and Earth System Sciences, 11, 163344.Cover photograph: Lobster buoys in Bernard, on Mt Desert Island, Maine, Pietro Canali/4Corners
THIS BOOKThis 7th edition of Lonely Plan-et’s New England guidebook was researched and written by Mara Vorhees, Gregor Clark, Ned Friary, Paula Hardy and Caroline Sieg. The previous edition was also researched and written by Mara, Ned and Caroline, alongside Glenda Bendure, Emily Matchar and Freda Moon.This guidebook was com-missioned in Lonely Planet’s Oakland office, and produced by the following:
Commissioning Editors Jennye Garibaldi, Katie O’Connell, Emily K WolmanCoordinating Editors Nigel Chin, Kate James, Elizabeth JonesSenior Cartographer Alison LyallCoordinating Layout Designer Carlos SolarteManaging Editors Sasha Baskett, Bruce Evans, Catherine NaghtenManaging Layout Designer Chris Girdler
Assisting Editors Susie Ashworth, Alison Barber, Amy Karafin, Erin Richards, Helen YeatesAssisting Cartographers Jeff Cameron, Julie Dodkins, Rachel Imeson, Gabriel LindquistCover Research Naomi Parker
Thanks to Anita Banh, Ryan Evans, Larissa Frost, Jane Hart, Genesys India, Jouve India, Trent Paton, Martine Power
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