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Did You Know That Massachusetts Is Home To The Junior Mints Factory?

The Little-Known Story Of Speakeasies In Massachusetts And How They Are Making A Big Comeback

Few People Know The Story Behind This Iconic Boston Fixture

Most People Didn’t Know That The Plastic Pink Flamingo Was Invented Right Here In Massachusetts

A Little-Known Slice Of Massachusetts History Can Be Found At This Baseball Field In Boston

Most People Don’t Know That John Belushi’s Gravesite Is Found Right Here in Massachusetts
Did you know that Martha’s Vineyard is the final resting place of legendary actor and comedian John Belushi?

The Fascinating Archaeological Discovery That Put This Historic House In Massachusetts On The Map

This Historic Building In Massachusetts Was Displayed At the 1893 World’s Fair And Was Reconstructed Hundreds of Miles Away
The Dutch House in Brookline, MA, originally built for the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair, is a historic home with a fascinating architectural story.

These 16 Crazy Laws in Massachusetts Will Leave You Scratching Your Head In Wonder
Discover some of the strangest laws in Massachusetts that are still on the books today.

Few People Know That Massachusetts Is The Birthplace Of Tupperware
Leominster, Massachusetts, is known for being the birthplace of Tupperware and Johnny Appleseed.

These Five Historic Villages In Massachusetts Will Transport You Into A Different Time
Explore five historic villages in Massachusetts to experience early American life through living history museums.

How 15 Massachusetts Towns Were Given Their Quirky Names
Massachusetts is home to many towns with quirky names, each with unique historical origins.

There Are More Than 100 Historic Buildings In This Massachusetts Town
Salem, Massachusetts offers a rich history with numerous historic homes and museums, many tied to the infamous Witch Trials and maritime trading industry.

Most People In Massachusetts Don’t Know About Camp Edwards, An Old German POW Camp
Camp Edwards in Mashpee, Cape Cod, served as a significant WWII training camp and POW site, now an active Army National Guard training site.

Few People Know Massachusetts Was Home To The First Public School In America
Massachusetts is home to the first public school in America, Boston Latin School, established in 1635 and still in use today.

Few People Know About The Steamship Hiding Somewhere Off The Coast Of Massachusetts

There Are 3 Must-See Historic Landmarks In The Charming Town Of Brookline, Massachusetts
Explore notable historical sites in Brookline, Massachusetts, including the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline Reservoir, and Larz Anderson Park.

Artists And Writers Used To Flock To This Tiny Massachusetts Town To Experience Its Remote Dune Shacks
The dune shacks of Provincetown, once life-saving stations, now serve as unique, remote retreats for artists and visitors.

Most People Don’t Know These 10 Treasures Are Hiding In Massachusetts
Discover fascinating legends of lost treasures in Massachusetts, including pirate gold, hidden chests, and sunken ships.

It’s Impossible To Forget The Year Massachusetts Saw Its Single Largest Snowfall Ever
Massachusetts experienced its largest single-day snowfall on January 27, 2015, with 31.9 inches of snow in Worcester County.





