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Northshore May 2019

Northshore magazine showcases the best that the North Shore of Boston, MA has to offer.

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NORTHSHOREMAG.COM 30 MAY 2019 E AT + D R I N K DownRiver Ice Cream From perfectly executed basics to unique and indulgent concoctions, this tiny ice cream stand offers some of the best frozen treats available. 241 John Wise Ave., 978-578-6318, facebook. com/downrivericecream C.K. Pearl Dine on an eclectic selection of classics with a modern twist while enjoying scenic river views. 112 Main St., 978-890-7378, ckpearl.com Ripple on the Water Restaurant Essex's newest eatery offers seafood classics, contemporary small plates, and stunning views of the river. 74 Main St., 978-768-6320, ripplerestaurant.com Village Restaurant Under new ownership, this Essex institution serves up a wide menu of salads, sandwiches, and, of course, local seafood. 55 Main St., wedigclams.com Woodman's of Essex e North Shore's iconic seafood spot continues to deliver after more than 100 years in itinerary business. Sample New England lobsters, award-winning chowder, fried clams, and more. 121 Main St., 978-768-6057, woodmans.com J.T. Farnham's is small and homey eatery serves up crispy fried clams, spicy scallop chowder, and breathtaking views. 88 Eastern Ave., 978-768 6643, jtfarnhams.com S H O P + R E N E W Wheelworks Pottery Shop for wheel-thrown pottery with organic shapes and gorgeous glazes that make the pieces artistic as well as functional. 4 Eastern Ave., 978-768-3578, facebook. com/wheelworkspottery David Neligan Antiques Antique furniture and art from the 17th through 19th centuries, chosen to meet exacting standards. 38 Main St., 978-768-3910, davidneli- ganantiques.com Main Street Antiques Packed from floor to ceiling, this four-story shop is the ideal destination for shoppers who want to ferret out the perfect piece. 44 Main St., 978-768-7039 Sea Meadow Gifts and Gardens Shop for dishware, garden art, home decor, and more, including many items made by local artisans inspired by nature. 7 Main St., 978-768-3441, seameadowgifts.com Bider's Antiques Heirloom jewelry, antique furniture, European art, and more are all on offer at this warm and friendly shop. 67 Main St., 508-633-4858, bidersantiques.com L I V E + P L AY Essex Shipbuilding Museum Dedicated to the town's traditional shipbuilding industry, this museum is the perfect way to add history and dimension to a visit. 66 Main St., 978-768-7541, essexship- building.org Cogswell's Grant At this historic property, a quirky, rich collection of American folk art and furnishings occupies a colonial-era farmhouse. 60 Spring St., 978-768-3632, historicnewengland.org Essex River Cruises Enjoy the natural charms of the area from the water on a narrated 90-minute cruise of the Essex River and surrounding marsh. 35 Dodge St., 978-768-6981, essexcruises.com Essex River Basin Adventures Grab a paddle and explore the Essex River, the salt marsh, and the beautiful shoreline on a kayak tour. 1 Main St., 978-768-3722, erba.com Stavros Reservation Hike a short, moderate loop trail that provides a glimpse of the natural beauty Essex has to offer. Island Rd., 978-526-8687, trustees.org Cape Ann Golf Course is reasonably priced public 9-hole course offers challenging play and sweeping marsh and river views. 99 John Wise Ave., 978-768-7544, capeanngolf.com F A C E S + P L A C E S Clockwise from top right, C.K. Pearl, Essex River Basin Adventures, DownRiver Ice Cream, and Cogswell's Grant ESSEX MUST-DO LIST PHOTOGRAPHS, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP BY ELISE SINAGRA, COURTESY OF ESSEX RIVER BASIN ADVENTURES, BY FAWN DEVINEY, AND COURTESY OF HISTORIC NEW ENGLAND

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