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Forget Boston, Retire To Massachusetts' 'City Of Champions' With Museums, Shops, And Historic Charm - Islands (opens the original)
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The Commonwealth of Massachusetts is inextricably tied to Boston, its capital, thanks largely to the city's rich history as the cradle of the American Revolution. Still, while a city of roughly 675,000 residents might not sound like much to people who live in huge metropolises like New York City, it still may not fit the bill for retirees with little appetite for endless hustle and bustle. With a total population of approximately 106,000 people, Brockton might be a far more attractive place to l
'The Rose Of New England' Is A Cute Connecticut River City With Tasty Restaurants, Shops, And Historic Charm - Islands (opens the original)
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Set where the Yantic River, a State of Connecticut Greenway, meets the Shetucket River to form the Thames River, Norwich occupies a scenic location at the head of the 15-mile waterway that flows south to New London. While some attribute the city's nickname, "Rose of New England," to writer and minister Henry Ward Beecher, who waxed poetic about its stunning gardens, others point to organizers of Norwich's bicentennial celebration. Committee chairman James Lloyd Greene is believed to have describ
Near Hartford Is A Friendly New England Town With Vibrant Parks, Orchards, And Historic Charm - Islands (opens the original)
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There are plenty of towns that offer a heap of New England historic charm coupled with parks — and maybe a little apple picking. One in particular sits just 18 miles southwest of Hartford but tends to fly under the radar, surprising visitors with the bounty of options in its compact footprint. Set roughly 45 minutes away by car from Bradley International Airport, Southington delivers an enticing blend of scenery, recreation, and small-town atmosphere. One of Southington's notable outdoor destina
Just 15 Minutes From Gettysburg Is A Small Pennsylvania Town With A Civil War-Era Inn That's Still In Business - Islands (opens the original)
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Roughly 8 miles west of Gettysburg, known for its historic Civil War battlefield, lies another small community with a historical pedigree. Set along the old road that crosses South Mountain toward Chambersburg, most travelers might drive through Cashtown without realizing just how significant this otherwise quiet area once was. But Cashtown's location made it a strategic way station, placing it directly in the path of one of the most consequential campaigns in American history. The community exp
Sandwiched Between Baltimore And Philly Is Maryland's Once-Thriving Resort Town That's Now An Outdoorsy Gem - Islands (opens the original)
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It's always interesting to chart a town's evolution over time, and there's no denying that Bentley Springs has undergone several noteworthy transformations throughout its rich history. Named by iron manufacturer Charles Bentley following his 1858 land purchase, it's situated between Baltimore and Philadelphia in Northern Maryland. What began as a railroad-accessible rural valley settlement rapidly developed into a regional wellness stop centered around natural springs with perceived medicinal va
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