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 Whether you are just visiting New England or you reside in the New England area, there are a few things that everyone who visits New England must experience. One of which is Capt. Bill & Sons Whale Watch. Located just outside of Boston, in Gloucester, Massachusetts, we are a family owned and operated whale watch adventure company. Capt. Bill & Sons has been providing magnificent whale watching adventures to New Englander’s for more than 50 years ! When you come on board the Miss Cape Ann you are surely in for a wonderful whale watching experience. Because we are located between two of the primary feeding grounds for whales, sightings are guaranteed!
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When we think of history in New England, maybe the Mayflower’s legendary journey to Plymouth comes to mind or perhaps the Boston Massacre, the Battle of Bunker Hill or even the political dynasties that were the Adamses and the Kennedys. Not many people, however, may be familiar with New England’s involvement in the American Civil War.
Many of the principle cast of the American Revolution came from New England, much of the causative factors in the Revolutionary War came from New England and of course, the war itself, part of it at least, was fought in New England. When the sparks of the Civil War loomed on the horizon as far back as 1820, New England rose to the occasion much as it did during the time of our Founding Fathers—a surprise to many. The only major difference was that the battles of the American Civil War were not fought in the six states of New England, save perhaps St. Albans, Vermont, where wayward Confederate soldiers took a stand on their way to Canada. Major figures of the Civil War also came from this area and we can certainly attribute many of the causes of the Civil War directly to New England roots.
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The New England Outdoor Center NEOC (also known as the New England White Water Center) offers the best outdoor vacation experience in Maine, highlighting adventure, breathtaking scenery, wildlife and local natural history. Whether on water or land your trail starts here.
Our accommodations feature Lakeside lodging and cabins overlooking Millinocket Lake and Katahdin, Maine’s highest peak. Our full-service cabins are open year round and our River Drivers Restaurant is open seven days a week. We offer a diverse array of recreation options which showcase Maine’s natural beauty these include white water rafting on the Penobscot for all ages, snowmobile rentals, cross country skiing and guided wildlife tours. Our location is only eight miles from Baxter State Park, an extraordinary setting which offers miles of hiking for all levels and abilities.
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Established in 1999 in New York City, On Location Tours has expanded its famous TV and movie tours into Boston. For super unique sightseeing opportunities, tour-goers should join On Location Tours on the Boston TV & Movie Sites Bus Tour and the Boston Movie Mile Walking Tour. All tours are led by local actors who provide the inside scoop on what it’s like to be behind-the-scenes in Beantown. The Boston TV & Movie Sites Bus Tour visits 40+ TV and movie locations over the course of three hours. Tour-goers are able to hop off the bus at designated stops and explore different areas of town, so be sure to bring your camera for photo-ops! Explored neighborhoods include Beacon Hill, Back Bay, Copley, South Boston, North End, West End and Charlestown. While touring on the Boston TV & Movie Sites Tour, you’ll see locations from The Departed, Cheers, The Town, Legally Blonde, Ally McBeal, Mystic River, Boston Legal, Knight & Day, Fever Pitch, Gone Baby Gone and many more!
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 Freedom Boat Club, the world’s largest membership-based boat club started in Sarasota, FL in 1989 and has now grown to over 5000 members in 61 U.S. locations, 10 of which are located in New England. FBC is known as “the intelligent alternative to boat ownership”. Our goal at Freedom Boat Club is to provide our members with the most convenient and cost-effective way to enjoy the boater’s lifestyle without having to deal with the hassles and headaches of boat ownership. My father, Mike, and I are the owners of the Portsmouth, NH and Newburyport, MA franchise locations. As the club concept has become so popular, we are also in the planning stages of opening a club on Lake Winnipesauke for the 2013 season. Our members are entitled to unlimited use of an entire fleet of fishing and recreational boats, all for a fraction of what it would cost to own just one. Our current fleet is made up of boats ranging from a 22’ center console all the way up to a 30’ cruiser and everything in between. Our members really enjoy having access to a variety of boats, because this allows them to pick a specific boat to fit each of their outings needs. One day they may want to take our 25’ Bluefin offshore to go cod fishing, the next day they could take our 27’ Cobalt bow rider to the beach with their family, and the third day they may take our Monterey Cruiser out to the Isles of Shoals for an overnight stay. This is all possible as a member of Freedom Boat Club.
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