Northshore magazine showcases the best that the North Shore of Boston, MA has to offer.
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58 | NOVEMBER 2015 nshoremag.com photographs by Robert Boyd Must-Do List Items for Your Marblehead Itinerary Abbot Hall You can't miss the clock tower of Abbot Hall (home to Archibald Willard's famous painting, The Spirit of '76), the Maritime Museum, Marblehead Historical Commission, and many of the town's administrative offices. 188 Washington St., 781-631- 0000, marblehead.org Redd's Pond A popular spot for ice skating in winter, the pond was named after Wilmont "Mammy" Redd, who was convicted and hung during the 1692 Salem Witch Trials. Norman St. and Pond St. Mahri Since 1969, Mahri has been designing unique works of art in jewelry. The shop also offers designer clothing. 156 Washington St., 781-639- 6015, mahrifashion.com Lighthouse Point Also known as Chandler Hovey Park, this 3.7- acre park comes with plenty of picnic spots overlooking the mouth of the harbor with visibility across the water to the towns of Beverly and Manchester- by-the-Sea. End of Follett St., off Ocean Ave., marblehead.org King Hooper Mansion Built in 1728, the man- sion is also home to the Marblehead Arts Associa- tion and features art and photography exhibits, art classes, special events, and a gift shop. 8 Hooper St., 781-631-2608, marbleheadarts.org Fort Sewall Named in honor of native Samuel Sewall, who became the Chief Justice of Massachusetts, the Fort is best known for protecting the U.S. Navy's Constitution from the British in 1814. End of Front St., marblehead.org Soall Bistro This popular Vietnamese bistro recently expanded to meet the demand of foodies who swear by fresh, flavorful favorites like banh mi and pho. 10 Bessom St., 781-990-1233, soallbistro.com Marblehead Neck Wildlife Sanctuary A bird-lover's paradise, where unusual species are often spotted, this wooded sanctuary serves as a stopover for migratory birds during the spring and fall. Risely Rd., massaudubon.org Old Burial Hill With views of Old Town, Marblehead Harbor, and Salem Sound, this burial site is the resting place of 600 Revolutionary soldiers, many of which are marked with centuries-old carved headstones. Entrances off Orne St. and Pond St., oldburialhill.org Marblehead Museum Over five centuries of Marblehead history can be seen among the museum's expansive collection, which includes the Jeremiah Lee Mansion, the J.O.J. Frost Gallery, Marblehead History Archives, and the G.A.R. Civil War Museum. 170 Washington St., 781-631- 1768, marbleheadmuseum.org Three Cod Tavern This tavern dates back to 1660, and it remains a well- known gathering spot to enjoy classic seafood and fantastic Bloody Marys. 141 Pleasant St., 781-639-3263, threecodtavern.com Maddie's Sail Loft Renowned as a sailing bar, Maddie's has been a fixture in town since 1946. 15 State St., 781-631-9824 Jambu Jewelry Gorgeous handmade jewelry featuring an array of eclectic designers to fit every bling-worthy occasion. 38 Atlantic Ave., 781-639-9600, jambujewelry.com The Barnacle Overlooking the water, this cozy spot is where the locals like to congregate for a beer and the place to go for a lobster dinner. 141 Front St., 781-631-4236, thebarnaclerestaurant.com The Driftwood There's usually a line out the door on weekends for tasty breakfast clas- sics and the signature McDrift in an old-school diner atmosphere. 63 Front St., 781-631-1145 Stowaway Sweets An iconic little shop so beloved for its chocolates, it has been the sugary vice for Soall Bistro Jambu Jewelry