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Visiting Concord is sure to be the highlight of your trip to Massachusetts but if you’re curious to see more of the state’s vibrant offerings, here are some areas to visit not far from Concord.
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Famous for its role in the American Revolution, more than two centuries later Lexington boasts a proud patriotic heritage.
A small city just north of Boston, Salem is most noted for the Salem Witch Trials of 1692, Salem’s history stretches from the 17th-century to today and includes maritime heritage, American literature, architecture, military history, and more.
Plymouth Rock is known the world over as the rock the Mayflower Pilgrims stepped on in 1620 to disembark onto land.
It’s no secret Boston is rich with history. From the American Revolution to the site of the very first public school, it’s a city with stories to tell.
