Gloucester Fishermen’s Wives Memorial
Downtown
The Fisherman’s Wives Memorial is dedicated to the fishermen’s families.
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Beauport, Sleeper-McCann House
East Gloucester
(978) 283-0800
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A designer’s dream, this national historic landmark is also known as the Sleeper–McCann House, Little Beauport, or Henry Davis Sleeper House.
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Cape Ann Museum
Downtown
(978) 283-0455
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Don’t miss this outstanding art and history museum! The Cape Ann Museum showcases the art and cultural history of maritime New England.
OPEN YEAR ROUND
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Sargent House Museum
Downtown
(978) 281-2432
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Learn about the early history of Gloucester from its beginnings as a farming outpost to its evolution into a premier seaport.
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Cape Pond Ice
Downtown
(978) 283-0174
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Gloucester’s largest ice manufacturer is the “coolest” place to visit. Cape Pond Ice has a great gift shop filled with “cool” souvenirs as well!
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Sawyer Free Library
Downtown
(978) 281-9763
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Need a book while on vacation? Visit the Sawyer Free Library for free Wifi access, free eBooks and eAudiobooks. Attend one of their many programs or events.
OPEN YEAR ROUND
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World War II Memorial
Downtown
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Located at Kent Circle along Stacey Boulevard and Route 133, this memorial is dedicated to all of our Gloucester Veterans and their families who sacrificed so much during World War II.
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Hammond Castle Museum
Magnolia
(978) 283-7673
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Tour the home and laboratory of one of the nation’s most prolific inventors and collector of antiquities.
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Joan of Arc Statue
Downtown
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A gift by the French government in 1921, this statue was sculpted by Anna Hyatt Huntington.
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Gloucester Meetinghouse Foundation
Downtown
(978) 821-5291
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Enjoy year-round concerts, symposia, and civic events in Gloucester’s oldest standing meetinghouse on historic Middle Street.
OPEN YEAR ROUND
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Fisherman’s Memorial Statue (1925)
Downtown
Also known as the Gloucester Fisherman’s Memorial, this iconic statue is often confused with the classic image of the Gorton’s Fisherman.
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Fitz Henry Lane House
Downtown
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Commanding one of the finest panoramic views of Gloucester Harbor.
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Maritime Gloucester
Downtown
(978) 281-0470
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Oceans of discovery at Maritime Gloucester, a working waterfront museum with hands-on maritime exhibits, aquarium, and schooner sails.
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Gloucester Harborwalk
Downtown
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A free self-guided and interactive tour that is great for all ages. Start at St. Peter’s Square or Fitz Henry Lane.
OPEN YEAR ROUND
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Destination Salem
North of Boston
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Make your own magic exploring the arts, food, shops, ships, spooky tricks and history of Salem, MA.
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Town of Rockport
Rockport
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Discover Rockport’s beautiful beaches, quaint shops, historical landmarks, delicious restaurants, working studios, and its charm.
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