The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has been a significant part of
American history ever since the first settlers arrived and set up
Plymouth Colony. Since then, the state has been a hotbed of political
and intellectual activity – the state is just as famous for the Boston
Tea Party as it is for the incredible concentration of high-octane
academic facilities it possesses. The western part of the state runs
into the Appalachians and has beautiful wild scenery, and Boston has
enough attractions (and beer!) to keep even the most finicky traveler
satisfied for weeks. Considered the cradle of liberty and also one of he
most beautiful states in the Union, any visitor to New England should
certainly take the time out of their schedule to see what the
Commonwealth has to see. The next time you are in New England, come
check out the Bay State and enjoy all that dynamic, beautiful
Massachusetts has to offer.
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