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Massachusetts Index Les numéros de page en gras renvoient aux cartes. A T.F. Green Airport (Providence) 114 Abbot Hall (Marblehead) 86 African Meeting House (Boston) 20 Acorn Street (Boston) 19 Algonquin Club (Boston) 24 Adams National Historical Park Alley’s General Store (West Tisbury) 136 (Quincy) 50 American History Museum Adventure (Gloucester) 90 (Sandwich) 119 Aéroports American Textile History Museum (Lowell) 82 Albany International Airport (Albany, NY) 164 Ames Building (Boston) 14 Barnstable Municipal Airport (Cape Cod) 114 Amherst College (Amherst) 170 Bradley International Airport Amherst History Museum at the Strong (Connecticut) 164 House (Amherst) 170 Logan International Airport (Boston) 6 Amherst (Massachusetts) 169 Martha’s Vineyard Airport (Martha’s Vineyard) 115 achats 192 Index Nantucket Memorial Airport hébergement 182 (Nantucket) 115 restaurants 186 Provincetown Municipal Airport sorties 190 (Cape Cod) 114 guidesulysse.com http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782896657421 Amherst Town Common (Amherst) 169 Battleship Cove (Fall River) 99 Amory-Ticknor Mansion (Boston) 18 Bay Village (Boston) 34 Andrew House (Boston) 24 Beachmission Office (Truro) 128 Aquinnah (Martha’s Vineyard) 136 Beacon Hill (Boston) 15, 16, 17 Aquinnah Public Beach (Aquinnah) 137 hébergement et restaurants 57 Arlington Street Church (Boston) 24 Bearskin Neck (Rockport) 91 Army and Navy Monument (Boston) 15 Beartown State Forest (Massachusetts) 179 Arnold Arboretum (Boston) 39 Beauport Sleeper-McCann House Arthur M. Sackler Museum (Gloucester) 90 (Cambridge) 45 Becket (Massachusetts) Art Museum and Carousel sorties 191 (Sandwich) 119 Beebe Woods (Falmouth) 131 Ashumet Holly and Wildlife Sanctuary (Woods Hole) 132 Bend in the Road Beach (Edgartown) 137 Atwood House Museum (Chatham) 129 Beneski Museum of Natural History Automobile Museum (Sandwich) 119 (Amherst) 170 B Berklee BeanTown Jazz Festival (Boston) 73 Back Bay (Boston) 21, 23 Berkshire Botanical Garden hébergement et restaurants 58 (Stockbridge) 178 Back Bay Fens (Boston) 41 Berkshire Museum (Pittsfield) 175 Back Beach (Rockport) 91 Berkshire Scenic Railway Museum Barnstable (Cape Cod) 119 (Lenox) 177 hébergement 142 Berkshires (Massachusetts) 173 restaurants 150 Berkshire Theatre Festival sorties 155 (Stockbridge) 190 Barnstable Municipal Airport Big E, The (West Springfield) 191 (Cape Cod) 114 Black Falcon Cruise Ship Terminal Bascom Lodge (North Adams) 174 (Boston) 31 Index Bash Bish Falls State Park Black Heritage Trail (Boston) 20 (Massachusetts) 179 Blackstone Square (Boston) 36 Bass River Beach (Yarmouth) 121 Boardwalk (Sandwich) 119 guidesulysse.com http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782896657421 Boston Botanic Garden of Smith College coeur de 11 (Northampton) 169 hébergement et restaurants 55 Brant Point Beach (Nantucket) 140 environs de 4 Brant Point Lighthouse (Nantucket) 140 Boston Arts Festival, (ähts): The Breakwater Beach (Brewster) 121 (Boston) 73 Brewer Fountain (Boston) 15 Boston Athenaeum (Boston) 20 Brewster (Cape Cod) 120 Boston Center for the Arts (Boston) 35 achats 158 Boston Children’s Museum (Boston) 31 hébergement 142 Boston City Hall (Boston) 10 restaurants 150 Boston Comedy Festival (Boston) 73 sorties 155 Boston Common (Boston) 15 Brewster Flats (Brewster) 120 Boston Film Festival (Boston) 73 Bridge of Flowers (Shelburne Falls) 171 Boston Harborfest (Boston) 73 Brimfield Antique Shows (Sturbridge) 166 Boston Historical Society (Boston) 14 Buckman Tavern (Lexington) 53 Boston Marriott Long Wharf Hotel (Boston) 30 Bull and Finch Pub (Boston) 20 Boston (Massachusetts) 5 Bunker Hill Monument (Charlestown) 48 achats 74 Burrage House (Boston) 24 hébergement 55 Busch-Reisinger Museum (Boston) 45 restaurants 65 Byers Block (Springfield) 167 sorties 70 Boston Massacre (Boston) 13 C Boston National Historical Park Cahoon Hollow Beach (Wellfleet) 128 (Charlestown) 47 Cahoon Museum of American Art Boston Opera House (Boston) 32 (Cotuit) 131 Boston Pops Orchestra (Boston) 24 Cambridge (Massachusetts) 41, 43 Boston Post Building (Boston) 13 achats 76 Boston Public Library (Boston) 22 hébergement 62 hébergement et restaurants 64 Index Boston Symphony Hall (Boston) 38 restaurants 68 Boston Tea Party Ship and Museum sorties 72 (Boston) 31 guidesulysse.com http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782896657421 Cambridge River Festival (Boston) 73 Cathedral of the Holy Cross (Boston) 35 Campanile (Springfield) 167 Chandler Hovey Park (Marblehead) 87 Campground (Oak Bluffs) 135 Channing Blake Meadow Walk (Deerfield) 171 Canoe Meadows Wildlife Sanctuary (Massachusetts) 176 Chapel of St. Francis of Assisi (Boston) 29 Canot Cape Cod 127 Chapin Beach (Dennis) 121 centre et ouest du Massachusetts 172 Chapin Library (Williamstown) 175 Cape Ann (Massachusetts) 88, 89 Chappaquiddick Island (Martha’s Vineyard) 135 Cape Ann Museum (Gloucester) 90 Charlemont (Massachusetts) 172 Cape Cod Canal Bikeway (Cape Cod) 122 hébergement 182 Cape Cod Canal Visitor Center (Sandwich) 119 Charles River Reservation (Boston) 25 Cape Cod Central Railroad (Hyannis) 130 Charles Street (Boston) 19 Cape Cod Lavender Farm (Harwich) 130 Charles Street Meeting House (Boston) 19 Cape Cod (Massachusetts) 113, 116, 118 Charlestown (Boston) 47, 49 achats 158 hébergement 141 Charlestown (Massachusetts) restaurants 149 restaurants 69 sorties 155 sorties 72 Cape Cod Museum of Art (Dennis) 119 Charlestown Navy Yard (Charlestown) 47 Cape Cod Museum of Natural History Chatham (Cape Cod) 129 (Brewster) 120 achats 159 Cape Cod National Seashore hébergement 144 (Eastham) 123 restaurants 152 Cape Cod Potato Chips (Hyannis) 130 sorties 155 Cape Cod Rail Trail (Cape Cod) 122 Chatham Lighthouse (Chatham) 129 Cheers on Beacon Hill (Boston) 20 Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge (Chappaquiddick Island) 136 Chesterwood (Massachusetts) 178 Index Cape Poge Wildlife Refuge (Martha’s Chestnut Street (Boston) 19 Vineyard) 138 Chestnut Street (Salem) 85 Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts (Cambridge) 45 Children’s Beach (Nantucket) 140 guidesulysse.com http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782896657421 Chilmark (Martha’s Vineyard) Cranberry Country 98 achats 161 Cranberry Hill Farm (Massachusetts) 98 Chinatown (Boston) 31, 33, 34 Crane Beach (Ipswich) 93 hébergement et restaurants 61 Crane Estate (Ipswich) 92 Chinatown Gate (Boston) 34 Crane Wildlife Refuge (Ipswich) 93 Christian Science Center (Boston) 38 Cressy’s Beach (Gloucester) 88 Christopher Columbus Waterfront Park Crocker Park (Marblehead) 87 (Boston) 30 Croisières Church of the Advent (Boston) 20 Cape Cod 120, 132 Circuit Avenue (Oak Bluffs) 135 centre et ouest du Massachusetts 172 Cisco Beach (Nantucket) 141 côte du Massachusetts 94, 100 Citi Performing Arts Center (Boston) 32 Martha’s Vineyard 136 City Hall Plaza (Boston) 10 Nantucket 140 City Hall (Springfield) 167 Cultural District (Boston) 36, 37 hébergement et restaurants 63 Clay Cliffs of Aquinnah (Aquinnah) 136 Cushing House Museum Coast Guard Beach (Eastham) 127 (Newburyport) 93 Cockle Cove Beach (Chatham) 133 Custom House (Boston) 13 Commandant’s House (Charlestown) 48 Custom House Maritime Museum Commonwealth Avenue (Boston) 22 (Newburyport) 93 Commonwealth Avenue Mall (Boston) 39 Custom House (Salem) 86 Concord (Massachusetts) 51 Cutler Majestic Theatre (Boston) 32 Concord Museum (Concord) 51 D Copley Square (Boston) 21 Daffodil Festival (Nantucket) 157 Copp’s Hill Burying Ground (Boston) 28 Deerfield (Massachusetts) 171 Copp’s Hill Terrace (Boston) 28 hébergement 182 Corn Hill Beach (Truro) 128 restaurants 187 Corporation Beach (Dennis) 121 Dennis (Cape Cod) 119 Coskata-Coatue Wildlife Refuge achats 160 Index (Nantucket) 140 hébergement 142 Cotuit (Cape Cod) 131 restaurants 150 Court Square (Springfield) 167 sorties 155 guidesulysse.com http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782896657421 Dennisport (Cape Cod) Emily Dickinson Museum (Amherst) 169 hébergement 146 Équitation Devereux Beach (Marblehead) 87 Cape Cod 120 Dexter Grist Mill (Sandwich) 118 centre et ouest du Massachusetts 179 Dickinson, Emily 170 Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art (Amherst) 170 Dionis Beach (Nantucket) 141 Esplanade (Boston) 25 Dog Bar Breakwater (Gloucester) 91 Essex (Massachusetts) 92 Dorchester (Massachusetts) 50 achats 110 Downtown Crossing (Boston) 32 restaurants 107 Downtown Lee (Lee) 178 Essex Shipbuilding Museum (Essex) 92 Dr. Daniel Fisher House (Edgartown) 135 Exeter Street Theatre (Boston) 22 Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Expedition Whydah Sea Lab & Learning Garden (Springfield) 168 Center (Provincetown) 126 E F East Beach (Edgartown) 137 Fall River Heritage State Park Eastern Point Lighthouse (Fall River) 99 (Gloucester) 91 Fall River Historical Society Eastham (Cape Cod) 123 (Fall River) 99 hébergement 143 Fall River (Massachusetts) 99 restaurants 151 hébergement 105 sorties 155 restaurants 108 Eastville Beach (Oak Bluffs) 137 Falmouth (Cape Cod) 131 EcoTarium (Worcester) 166 hébergement 147 restaurants 152 Edgartown (Martha’s Vineyard) 135 sorties 155 achats 158 hébergement 148 Falmouth Heights Beach (Falmouth) 133 restaurants 154 Falmouth Museums on the Green (Falmouth) 131 Edgartown Regatta (Edgartown) 158 Index Falmouth Town Hall (Falmouth) 133 Edson Cemetery (Lowell) 81 Faneuil Hall (Boston) 14 Edward Penniman House (Eastham) 123 Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary (Martha’s Emerald Necklace (Boston) 39 Vineyard) 136 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