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Visit Trailsandsails.Org for Updated Information and Additional Events. 1 WELCOME to TRAILS & SAILS 10 DAYS of FREE HERITAGE EVENTS in ESSEX COUNTY Visit TrailsAndSails.org for updated information and additional events. 1 WELCOME TO TRAILS & SAILS 10 DAYS OF FREE HERITAGE EVENTS IN ESSEX COUNTY Entering into its 18th year, Trails & Sails is an event series that brings awareness and appreciation for heritage resources around the county. Historically, Trails & Sails has focused on outdoor activities such as guided hikes and excursions on the water (hence the “trails” and the “sails”) but over the years the event series has grown to include tours of historic houses, lectures on Essex County history, and demonstrations of cultural activities. This year, our partners have organized some of the most unique & exciting events yet. These events celebrate the best of historic, cultural, and natural resource that form the Essex National Heritage Area. Throughtout the 34 cities and towns of Essex County, we hope that you have an amazing Trails & Sails experience! TRAILS & SAILS IS MADE POSSIBLE BY: A special thank you our sponsors who make Trails & Sails possible: Presenting Sponsor Eastern Bank, Highlighting Sponsor Salem Five Charitable Foundation, and Supporting Sponsor People’s United Bank. Their financial contributions helped produce the printed guide and online guide, tools that make discovering special places in Essex County possible. Additional thanks to Discover Gloucester for promotional support & assistance. 2 Visit TrailsAndSails.org for updated information and additional events. Since 1855, Salem Five has been listening to the needs of our communities. In keeping with that commitment, we are pleased to sponsor Trails & Sails. TWO LOCATIONS IN SALEM 71 Washington St. 424 Essex St. 978.744.5450 978.745.5247 salemfive.com | 800.4SALEM5 Member FDIC. Member DIF. We are proud to sponsor Trails & Sails 2019. With practical knowledge and uncommon expertise, our bankers address your financial needs with solutions that matter to you. Let’s Talk. www.peoples.com 800 772 1090 ©2019 People’s United Bank, N.A. | Member FDIC Visit TrailsAndSails.org for updated information and additional events. 3 THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO! MAKE PLANS - Use this printed guide or the online listing to find events that interest you. Events are searchable by categories, dates, and towns so you can discover activities you love or places you’ve never been. CHECK IN- Some events require reservations in advance. If an event specifies that they require reservation, make sure you reserve your spot. Instructions on how to RSVP should be included in the event listing. DRESS FOR THE OCCASION - Always wear appropriate clothing & footwear. Sneakers or comfortable walking shoes are recommended for almost every event and required for some. If you’re unsure, get in touch! WATCH THE WEATHER - Many events depend on good weather. If you are uncertain if the weather will affect an event, check the online listing for special weather instructions. PACK A BAG - If you’re going to multiple events, we reccomend packing a bag with the essentials: water, sunscreen, bugspray, a jacket, & snacks. Don’t think a snack will cut it? Essex County towns are filled with great restaurants! Make a day of it & grab a bite to eat in town. BRING A FRIEND - Adventures are better with a buddy...and Trails & Sails gets better every year because you spread the word! Invite friends & family along for the adventure as you explore special places in Essex County. REACH OUT - Any questions about specific events should be directed to that event host. Not sure who to talk to? Just give Essex Heritage a shout and we’ll point you in the right direction: 978-740-0444 4 Visit TrailsAndSails.org for updated information and additional events. THE ESSEX NATIONAL HERITAGE AREA KEY TO TRAILS & SAILS HEARING WHEELCHAIR OR ACCOMMODATIONS STROLLER AVAILABLE ACCOMMODATING DOG FRIENDLY PARKING RESTROOMS AVAILABLE AVAILABLE FUN FOR KIDS VISUAL ACCOMMODATIONS SELF-GUIDED AVAILABLE Visit TrailsAndSails.org for updated information and additional events. 5 DISCOVER EVENTS BY DATE & TIME REFER TO THE FULL EVENT LISTING SORTED BY COMMUNITY TO LEARN MORE OPEN DOOR EVENTS MARKED WITH *, RESERVATION-REQUIRED EVENTS MARKED WITH (R) FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20TH 10:00 AM 7:00 PM 8:30 AM Ocean Views Walk from Ravenswood to A Spiritual Quest Weekend at Hilldale Stroll Through “Little Italy”, Lawrence Rafe’s Chasm, Gloucester (R) Cemetery, Haverhill History & Architectural Tour, Peabody An Evening of Music & Comedy, Danvers* 10:00 AM Asbury Grove History Tour, Hamilton Natural State Exhibition, Andover * Food for Thought Festival, Salem * 7:30 PM Art, Artisans & Antiques Show & Sale, Open House & Tours of North Parish Explore the Night Sky, Amesbury * Meeting House, North Andover * Ipswich * ND GALA (Galleries at LynnArts) Plein Air Tiffany Stained Glass Windows, Lynn * SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 22 Exhibit, Lynn * Natural State Exhibition, Andover * 9:00 AM What Defines a Townie?, Nahant * National Historic Landmark Derby 11:00 AM Whittierland, Haverhill * Summer House, Danvers * Whittierland, Haverhill * Art, Artisans & Antiques Show & Sale, Vikings in Port, Salem * Ipswich * 11:30 AM 10:00 AM Bella Building Walk, Haverhill 10:30 AM Newburyport Clipper Heritage Trail, From Country Estate to State Park: Newburyport 12:00 PM Bradley Palmer’s Gift, Topsfield Natural State Exhibition, Andover * Guided Tour of the Lynn Museum, Lynn * Whittierland, Haverhill * 11:00 AM Art, Artisans & Antiques Show & Sale, 2:30 PM Open House at Johnson Cottage, Ipswich * Civil War Walk at Hilldale Cemetery, North Andover * Haverhill GALA (Galleries at LynnArts) Plein Air 10:30 AM Exhibit, Lynn * From Country Estate to State Park: 5:00 PM Guided Tour of the Lynn Museum, Lynn * Bradley Palmer’s Gift, Topsfield Marine Science Experience, Salem Historic Ice House Tours, Gloucester Salisbury Historical Society Open House, 11:00 AM 6:00 PM Salisbury * Architecture & Social History Walking Linwood Cemetery Tour, Haverhill Tour of Downtown, Marblehead Poe - A performance by TITO, 12:00 PM History of Pine Grove Cemetery - Part Newburyport (R) Team Haverhill’s River Ruckus, Haverhill * 1, Lynn Green Poetry for Kids: Haiku and Beach 7:00 PM 1:00 PM Walk, Swampscott A Spiritual Quest Weekend at Hilldale History & Architectural Tour, Peabody Kite Fly at Patton Homestead, Hamilton * Cemetery, Haverhill Walking Richard Fay’s Estate, Lynn Salisbury Historical Society Open House, Lynn At Night, Lynn Ipswich River Paddle, Ipswich (R) Salisbury * Grand Army of the Republic Memorial 7:30 PM Museum Tour, Lynn * 11:30 AM Explore the Night Sky, Amesbury * Sail on the Schooner Fame!, Salem 3:00 PM Oak Hill Cemetery, Newburyport * 12:00 PM SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21ST Rocks Village Toll House Museum, 9:00 AM 6:00 PM Haverhill * Powow Greenspace Sensory Hike, “Poe” - A performance by Theater in the Amesbury Open, Newburyport (R) 1:00 PM Little Harbor & Islands Walk, Social History & Architecture Tour of Marblehead the Historic King Hooper Mansion, Vikings in Port, Salem * Marblehead 6 Visit TrailsAndSails.org for updated information and additional events. 1:00 PM cont. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 24TH 6:00 PM Hamilton Hall Tours, Salem * 9:00 AM Evening Stroll: Changes 1700 - 1818 & Open House at Groveland Historical Vikings in Port, Salem * Beyond, Marblehead Society & Museum, Groveland * What Defines a Townie?, Nahant * 9:30 AM 2:00 PM The Story Behind the Dory, Amesbury 7:00 PM History Rises From Ruins: The Moseley 10:00 AM Yoga @ Veasey Park, Groveland House Sites, Newburyport Natural State Exhibition, Andover * Asbury Grove History Tour, Hamilton TH 1:00 PM THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 3:00 PM The Story Behind the Dory, Amesbury 10:00 AM Oak Hill Cemetery, Newburyport * Natural State Exhibition, Andover * NSNP/MECT Wilderness Conservation 3:00 PM Area Family Stroll, Manchester Salem’s Golden Age, Salem 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM GALA (Galleries at LynnArts) Plein Air Little Harbor & Islands Walk, 375th Anniversary Presentation at Fort Exhibit, Lynn * Marblehead Sewall, Marblehead 3:00 PM 6:00 PM 6:00 PM Salem’s Golden Age, Salem “Poe” - A performance by Theater in the Evening Stroll: Changes 1700 - 1818 & Open, Newburyport (R) Beyond, Marblehead 4:00 PM The Mindful Outdoor Experience, 375th Anniversary Presentation at Fort Groveland Sewall, Marblehead MONDAY SEPTEMBER 23RD 9:00 AM 7:00 PM 6:00 PM Vikings in Port, Salem * The Remond Family of Hamilton Hall and Garrison House Tour, Haverhill Salem’s African-American Community Evening Stroll: Changes 1700 - 1818 & 10:00 AM in the Nineteenth Century, Salem Beyond, Marblehead Natural State Exhibition, Andover * 6:30 PM 1:00 PM WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 25TH Salisbury Historical Society - Maps, Social History & Architecture Tour of 9:00 AM Salisbury the Historic King Hooper Mansion, Window Woman Open House, Marblehead Amesbury* Vikings in Port, Salem * 3:00 PM Salem’s Golden Age, Salem 10:00 AM Natural State Exhibition, Andover * 3:30 PM Plein Air in Downtown Lynn, Lynn 2:00 PM Willowdale Estate - Historical Walking 4:00 PM Tour, Topsfield (R) 375th Anniversary Presentation at Fort Sewall, Marblehead 3:00 PM Salem’s Golden Age, Salem 6:00 PM Evening Stroll: Changes 1700 - 1818 & 4:00 PM There’s more to Beyond, Marblehead Willowdale Estate - Historical Walking Tour, Topsfield (R) explore on the 7:00 PM 375th Anniversary Presentation at Fort Swing Dance, Groveland * Sewall, Marblehead next page! 5:30 PM Historic ifarm Tour, Boxford (R) Visit TrailsAndSails.org for updated information and additional events. 7 TH TH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 27 10:30 AM SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 29 10:00 AM Book Event: “Camping with the Spirit 8:00 AM Natural
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