Area Guide

Singing Beach
Just five miles from Gordon’s campus, Singing Beach provides a picturesque escape for busy college students. Kick off your shoes, soak up some sun, and be sure to listen to the sand as you walk!

Directions: Turn left out of Gordon College onto Grapevine Rd (.6 mi). Continue on Grapevine Rd, which becomes Hart St (1.2 mi), and then becomes Hale St (.5 mi). Turn left at Hale St/MA-127 N (1.8 mi). Continue to follow MA-127 N. Turn right at Bridge St/Central St/MA-127N (.2 mi). Continue to follow MA-127 N. Turn right at Beach St (.5 mi).

Beach Street, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA

Seven Seas Whale Watch
Rated by USA Today as one of the top 10 places and by World Wildlife Foundation as one of the top five places in the world to see whales, Gloucester invites you to take advantage of its prime location near two major whale feeding areas. Hop on board with 7 Seas to catch great whale sightings and hear from experienced marine biologists. Call for hours of operation and seasonal prices.

1 888 283 1776
www.7seas-whalewatch.com
63 Rogers Street, Gloucester, MA

Hammond Castle
Take a self-guided tour through this medieval-style castle built by John Hays Hammond Jr. between 1926 and 1929. The beautiful castle grounds sit peacefully on the Atlantic shore and provide much entertainment for visitors as they explore Renaissance history and a few secret passageways!

978 283 2080
www.hammondcastle.org
80 Hesperus Avenue, Gloucester, MA

Downtown Rockport
Browse through the many little shops in this quaint New England town. Stop in some of the local art galleries to get a taste of this thriving artist colony!

The House of Seven Gables
Built in 1668, the House of Seven Gables (also known as the Turner-Ingersoll Mansion) is the oldest surviving 17th-century wooden mansion in New England. Explore the inspiration behind Nathaniel Hawthorne’s legendary novel by the same name.
Adult: $12–$15 Seniors: $14 Children: $10

978 744 0991
www.7gables.org
115 Derby Street, Salem, MA

Boston Duck Tours
Tour Boston aboard a WWII-style amphibious vehicle! Your ConDUCKtors will take you on a tour through all of Boston’s hot spots to show the historical, fashionable, and little-known sides of such a unique city. Get ready as your “DUCK” takes a dive into the Charles River for scenic views of the city skyline!
Adult: $41.99 Senior: $33.99 Children: $27.99

617 267 DUCK
www.bostonducktours.com
Prudential Center or Museum of Science, Boston, MA

Freedom Trail
Walk along this 2.5-mile trail leading you to 16 nationally significant historical sites. Along the path you’ll find plenty of museums, churches, meeting houses, burying grounds, parks, a ship, and historical markers to share the rich history
of the American Revolution. Take a self-guided tour, or book a 90-minute private tour departing from the Visitor Information Center on the Boston Common.
Priced $6–12

617 357 8300
www.thefreedomtrail.org
Boston Common, Boston, MA