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Copyrighted Material 19_567640 bindex.qxd 8/16/04 9:56 PM Page 674 Index See also Accommodations index, below. GENERAL INDEX Aquinnah Beach (Moshup Basketball, Boston, 133 Beach), 270 Bass River Beach, 215 Arcadia Nature Center and Bath, 603–607 Abbe Museum, 4, 635, Wildlife Sanctuary, 318 Battle Road Trail, 154 640 Arethusa Falls, 567 Baxter State Park, 53, Abbot Hall, 160 Arlington, 463–469 660–662 Abiel Smith School, 119 Armstrong Chamber The Beachcomber, 242 Abraham, Mount, 499 Concerts, 366 Beaches Academy of Music, 320 Arnold Arboretum, 124 Block Island, 451 Acadia Mountain, 637 Arrowhead, 344 Boston, 134 Acadia National Park, 10, Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Brewster, 223 632–639 130 Burlington, 519 Accommodations, 28, 43, Art Museum (South Hadley), Cape Ann, 172 59–62. See also Accommo- 317 Cape Cod National dations Index Ashumet Holly and Wildlife Seashore, 258–259 best, 14–17 Sanctuary, 202 Chatham, 228–229 Actors’ Theatre of Nan- Asticou Terraces, 648 Dennis, 218–219 tucket, 305 Aston Magna Festival, 332 Falmouth, 200–201 Adams National Historical The Astors’ Beechwood, Galilee, 444 Park, 186 428–429 Hammonasset Beach State African Meeting House, 119 Atlantic Beach, 445 Park, 385–386 Agamont Park, 640 The Atlantic House, 257 Hyannis, 208 Airfares, 42–43, 49–50, 72 Atlantic White Cedar Swamp Kennebunkport area, 587 Airlines, 46, 48, 50 Trail, 240, 259 Martha’s Vineyard, Airport security, 48–49 ATMs (automated teller 270–271 Albany Berkshire Ballet, 346 machines), 69–70 mid-coast Maine, 605 Aldrich Museum of Contem- Attitash Bear Peak, 567–568 Nantucket, 290–291 porary Art, 2, 361 Audubon Bird Sanctuary, 160 Newport, 432 Allagash River, 661–662 Avalon, 141 Orleans, 234 Allagash Wilderness Water- Away.com, 52 Rocky Neck State Park, 388 way, 54, 661 Sandwich, 196 Allen, Ethan, 516, 518 Scarborough State Beach, Allis-Bushnell House, 385 Backpacking, 53, 661 444 American Museum of Backroads, 52 Stonington, 402 Fly Fishing, 3 Baker Memorial Library, 545 Truro, 243 American Precision Bald Mountain, 474 Watch Hill, 445 Museum, 483 Ballard’s Beach, 451 Wellfleet, 239 American Repertory Baptist Church (Edgartown), Wentworth State Beach, Theatre, 140 COPYRIGHTED268 MATERIAL552 American Textile History Bar Harbor, 639–647 Yarmouth, 215 Museum, 168 Bar Harbor Campground, York, 582 Amherst, 321–323 639 Bearskin Neck, 179 Amherst College, 321 Barnstable, 213–215 Beartown State Forest, 339 Amtrak, 51 Barre, 502 Beauport (Sleeper-McCann Antiques, best destinations Barrington Stage Company, House), 174–175 for, 22–23 327 Beebe Woods, 202 Appalachian Mountain Bartholomew’s Cobble, 326 Beech Forest Trail, 248, 259 Club, 52 Baseball, Boston, 132 Beehive Trail, 635 Appalachian Trail, 652, 654 Bash-Bish Falls State Park, Belcourt Castle, 429 Appalachian Trail Confer- 8, 327–328 Bennington, 457, 458, ence, 53 Basin-Cascades Trail, 574 462–463 19_567640 bindex.qxd 8/16/04 9:56 PM Page 675 GENERAL INDEX 675 Bennington Battle Monu- Lenox, 339 Beacon Hill, 82 ment, 458 Monhegan Island, 614 accommodations, The Bennington Museum, Nantucket, 292 94–95 462 Parker River National car rentals, 86 Berklee Performance Wildlife Refuge, 183 Charlestown, 82 Center, 138 Sandwich, 197 Chinatown/Theater Berkshire Botanical Garden, Sharon, 372 District, 83 332–333 Sheffield, 326 accommodations, Berkshire Center for Wellfleet, 240 95–96 Contemporary Glass, 335 White Memorial Founda- restaurants, 110–111 Berkshire Museum, 344 tion, 370 CityPass, 115 Berkshire Opera Company, Black Heritage Trail, 121 Downtown Crossing, 82 332, 346 Black Mountain, 563 accommodations, The Berkshires, 24, 324–351 Blackwoods Campground, 94–95 The Berkshire Theatre 638–639 Faneuil Hall Marketplace, 82 Festival, 21, 333 Block Island, 446–456 accommodations, Bethel, 650–653 Block Island Historical 92–93 Bethel Common, 650 Society Museum, 451 restaurants, 109–110 Bethlehem, 575–577 Blue Hill, 630–632 shopping, 136 Bicycling, 53–54 Blue Hill Fair, 34 Financial District, 82 Acadia National Park, Blue Hill Mountain, 630–631 accommodations, 94 637–638 Blue Hill Peninsula, 625–632 restaurants, 109–110 Amherst, 322 The Boathouse, 206–207 Fort Point Channel, 83 Block Island, 450, 451 Boating (boat rentals). Go Boston Card, 115, 118 Boston, 134–135 See also Canoeing; Kayak- Government Center, 82 Brewster, 223–224 ing; Sailing; White-water Huntington Avenue, 83 Burlington, 519 rafting, 519, 657 Kenmore Square, 83 Cape Cod National Boat tours and cruises. See restaurant, 113 Seashore, 259 also Windjammer tours for kids, 126–127 Cape Cod Rail Trail, 219, Boothbay region, 609 neighborhoods, 82–83 224, 234, 239 Boston, 126, 134 nightlife, 138–144 Chatham, 229 East Haddam, 391 North End, 82 Craftsbury, 529 Essex, 172 restaurants, 105, Dennis, 219 Falmouth, 201 108–109 Falmouth, 201 Galilee/Point Judith, 444 organized tours, 124–127 Grafton Ponds, 476 Gloucester, 176 outdoor activities, 134–136 Killington area, 486–487 Hyannis, 208 shopping, 136–138 Mad River Valley, 498–499 Kennebunkport, 586 sights and attractions, Marblehead, 160 Lake Champlain, 519 115–127 Martha’s Vineyard, 272 Martha’s Vineyard, 275 South Boston Waterfront Nantucket, 289, 291–292 Monhegan Island, 613 (Seaport District), 82 Northampton, 318 Moosehead Lake, 658 South End, 83 Orleans, 234 Mystic, 399 accommodations, Provincetown, 248 Nantucket, 294 96–99 Punkhorn Park Lands, 225 Newport, 433 restaurants, 111–112 Sandwich, 196 Norwalk, 357 spectator sports, 132–134 Stowe, 510 Pemaquid Peninsula, 612 visitor information, 80–81 Truro, 243 Plymouth, 190 Waterfront, 82 Wellfleet, 239 Portland, 595–596 accommodations, Woodstock, 479 Portsmouth, 534, 536 92–93 Big Chicken Barn, 631 Provincetown, 249 restaurants, 105 Big Dig (Boston), 1, 81 Wolfeboro, 552 Boston Ballet, 139 Bigelow Range, 653 Boothbay region, 607–611 Boston Bruins, 133 Billings Farm and Museum, Born Family Skating Center, Boston Celtics, 133 478 432–433 Boston Common, 122, 140 Birding, 54 Boston, 24, 78–144 Boston Duck Tours, 125 Bash-Bish Falls State Park, airport, 78–79 Boston Globe Jazz & Blues 327 Back Bay, 83 Festival, 32, 142 Block Island, 451 accommodations, Boston Harbor Islands, 134 Chatham, 229 96–99 Boston Lyric Opera, 139 Devil’s Den Preserve, 359 restaurants, 112–113 Boston Marathon, 31, 133 Essex, 172, 389 shopping, 136 Boston Massacre Site, 123 Falmouth, 202 19_567640 bindex.qxd 8/16/04 9:56 PM Page 676 676 INDEX Boston National Historic Park shopping, 137–138 Cape Cinema, 222 Visitor Center, 121–122 sights and attractions, Cape Cod, 1, 24, 193–261 Boston Pops, 33, 139 128–132 Cape Cod Canal bike path, Boston Red Sox, 132–133 visitor information, 80 196 Boston Symphony Orchestra, Cambridge Common, 132 Cape Cod Light (Highland 1, 139 Camden, 9, 615, 621–625 Light), 260–261 Boston Tea Party 1, 36, 127 Camden Hills State Park, Cape Cod Melody Tent, 213 Bousquet Ski Area, 346 622 Cape Cod Museum of Nat- Bowdoin College Museum of Camel’s Hump, 503 ural History, 225, 229 Art, 604 Campbell Falls, 373 Cape Cod National Seashore, Brattleboro, 469–473 Camping 250, 258–261 Brattleboro Museum & Art Acadia National Park, Cape Cod Playhouse, 222 Center, 470 638–639 Cape Cod Rail Trail, 219, Bread and Puppet Theater, Allagash Wilderness Water- 224, 234, 239 528 way, 54 Cape Museum of Fine Arts, The Breakers, 428 Bash-Bish Falls State Park, 219–220 Breakwater Beach, 223 328 Cape Neddick, 580, 585 Brenton Point State Park, Baxter State Park, 661 Cape Playhouse, 219 432 Boston Harbor Islands, 134 Captain Edward Penniman Bretton Woods, 568 East Sandwich, 196 House, 260 Brewster, 222–227 Housatonic Meadows Captain Francis Pease House, Brimfield Antique and State Park, 372 274 Collectible Show, 22, Lake Waramaug State Park, Carpenter Center for the 31, 33, 34, 310 367 Visual Arts, 131 Brodie Mountain Ski Area, Nickerson State Park, 225 Carrabassett Valley, 653–656 346 October Mountain State Car rentals, 43–44, 50–51, Bromley Mountain Ski Forest, 336 58–59 Resort, 464–465 Pittsfield area, 346 Carriage rides, 638 Brookline, accommodations, Shawme-Crowell State Car travel, 58–59 99–100 Forest, 197 Casey Farm, 443 Brown University, 414 White Memorial Founda- Castine, 8, 625–628 Brunswick, 603–607 tion, 370 Castle Hill, 185 The Bubbles, 637 White Mountain National Castle in the Clouds, 553 Buckman Tavern, 148 Forest, 555–556 Castle Tucker, 607–608 Bulfinch, Charles, 122–124, Candlewood Lake, 364 Catamount Ski Area, 328 131, 183 Cannon Mountain Tramway, Cathedral of the Pines, 542 Bunker Hill Monument, 123 573 Cathedral Woods, 614 Burlington, 515–525 Canoeing, 54 The Cedar Tree Neck Sanctu- accommodations, 520–522 Acadia National Park, 638 ary, 273 exploring, 516, 518–519 Allagash Wilderness Water- Cellphones, 45–46 nightlife, 524–525 way, 54, 661 Central Wharf, 167 restaurants, 522–524 Arlington, 465 Chaffee Center for the Visual shopping, 519 Barnstable, 213 Arts, 492 special events, 516 Baxter State Park, 661–662 Chandler Hovey Park, 160 visitor information, 516 Block Island, 452 Channing Blake Meadow Burlington Bike Path, 519 Brewster, 224, 225 Walk, 324 Busch-Reisinger Museum, Concord, 155 Chapin Beach, 218 130 Dennis, 219 Chapoquoit Beach, 202 Bushnell Performing Arts Falmouth, 201 Chappaquiddick Ferry, Center, 384 Lake Umbagog, 578 267–268 Bus travel, 51, 59 Lake Waramaug, 367 Chappaquiddick Island, 269 Butternut Basin, 329 Martha’s Vineyard, 274 Charles Hayden Planetarium, Moosehead Lake area, 120 657–658 Charlestown Beach, 451 Cadillac Mountain, 636 October Mountain State Chateau-sur-mer, 428 Café Lafayette, 573 Forest, 336 Chatham, 5, 223, 228–233 Cahoon Hollow Beach, 239 Orleans, 235 Chatham
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