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Lawrence Tourism and kids attractions Places to see in Lawrence, Massachusetts ATTRACTIONS Spirit of Boston Dining C Spirit of Boston Expo Limousine Odyssey Cruises Hotelreservations.com J & J Pony Rental Boston Harbor Cruises: Th Tyngsboro Family Dental P Dynasty Models & Talent A StorageMAX GOLF COURSES Loading ...   MUSEUMS Loading ...   THEATERS Loading ...   AMUSEMENT and RECREATION Loading ...   Find Near Lawrence, MA   Article Archive • Three-ton teddy bear greets kids at Boston's Floating Hospital for Children • Stunning glass flowers at Harvard • Science bar & MIT Museum • Boston helicopter tour excites • Old South Meeting House: Freedom Trail landmark opened all year • A.R.T. is a drama jewel in Harvard Square • Minuteman Park: The real revolutionary road • Forest Hills Cemetery: Open-air museum boasts a sculptural path • Door tour: Size matters in Marblehead • Christian Science Mother Church: A calm preserve in Boston • Dewey Square Parks: Market and music in Boston’s Financial District • Swan boats: Gentle journey in heart of the city • Privateer Fame: Sailing from Salem harbor • Unlimited Tours 'Hahvahd': An insider's look at an Ivy League School • Charles River Canoe & Kayak: See Boston, Cambridge from on the river • Trinity Church: Copley Square landmark offers guided tours • Tale of two movies shot in Provincetown • Lexington's Liberty Ride highlights history • Go to jail for luxury food, accommodations • Institute of Contemporary Art: South Boston Waterfront's edgy newcomer • South Station: Boston's gateway in the Financial District • Boston: The walking city • Old State House: Hobnob with the ghosts of Boston's patriotic past • Frog Pond: Boston Common watering hole reopens July 1 • Speedboat Codzilla: An aquatic thrill ride • Grape Island: Boston Harbor Islands' hidden gem • Chinatown Park: Where old meets new in Boston • MFA to open new Art of Americas wing • Rainbow Tower, dog run off Southeast Expressway • Iconic CITGO sign: A Boston landmark • Puppy boats in Boston Harbor • Concord's historic Colonial Inn • Museum of Science: Museum and Zoo all in one! • Boston Fire Museum: How DID the world’s first fire alarm system work? • Boston Children’s Museum: "Do Not Touch" signs prohibited here! • Boston’s Freedom Trail: Revolutionary America in a 2.5-mile trek • U.S.S. Constitution & Museum: Two centuries of U.S. Naval history in one ship! • John F. Kennedy Library & Museum: A "first-person" account of the nation's 35th President • New England Aquarium: Watery fun for everyone! • Faneuil Hall Marketplace: Cultural & commerce hub for 250 years Loading ... Bunker Hill Monument: Jewel of Freedom Trail Bunker Hill Monument: Jewel of Freedom Trail Just two months after the battles of Lexington and Concord, militiamen fought some 3,000 British soldiers at Bunker Hill in Charlestown. You can visit that beautiful, hallowed ground. Read More >> Madonna Shrine: East Boston landmark boasts views of Boston Madonna Shrine: East Boston landmark boasts views of Boston Looking for a panoramic view of the Boston skyline? Towering in East Boston’s Orient Heights neighborhood is the 35-feet-high statue of the Madonna across the street from the Don Orione home. Read More >> Old City Hall: First public school site boasts Ben Franklin statue Old City Hall: First public school site boasts Ben Franklin statue Before the kids head back to school, check out the spot where it all began. Part of Boston’s always-popular Freedom Trail, the Boston Latin School site has the bragging rights as the first public tuition-free schoolhouse open to all boys from all socio-economic backgrounds. Read More >> Titus Sparrow Park: Concrete jungle in the South End Titus Sparrow Park: Concrete jungle in the South End Nestled in a sea of brownstones and urban renewal is the recently rehabilitated Titus Sparrow Park, a beautifully manicured green space hidden next to the Southwest Corridor and unifying link between the South End and the Back Bay neighborhoods. Read More >> Sports museum is more than just the game Sports museum is more than just the game Sports fans who want more than just the game can visit Boston's Sports Museum of New England at the TD Garden. Read More >> The Flea at MIT: Hello, Computer! The Flea at MIT: Hello, Computer! A high-tech Cambridge electronics and computer flea market draws thousands of plugged-in bargain hunters. Read More >> The Brattle Theater in Harvard Square The Brattle Theater in Harvard Square The independent Brattle Theater in Harvard Square is where movie buffs go. From Casablanca and Citizen Kane to new, edgy independent and foreign films, it has been the place for 50 years. Read More >> Graffiti tour: Banksy leaves his mark in Boston’s Chinatown Graffiti tour: Banksy leaves his mark in Boston’s Chinatown Banksy, the controversial and elusive British graffiti artist who had a successful two-month stint with his indie flick “Exit Through The Gift Shop” at the Kendall Square Theatre, left his mark in the Boston area last May with two public art pieces unveiled in Chinatown and Central Square. Read More >> Schooner Liberty Clipper: Location is everything Schooner Liberty Clipper: Location is everything Boston has plenty of fine hotels. But some choose to stay in a sailing ship docked near the New England Aquarium. Read More >> Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Fenway museum plans extension Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum: Fenway museum plans extension The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, a hub of art and culture since it was first opened to the public in 1903, announced plans for a new wing overlooking Evans Way Park in Boston’s Fenway neighborhood and is slotted to be completed in late 2011 with a public unveiling scheduled for early 2012. Read More >> Gloucester, MA: America's Oldest Seaport Boston, MA: Athens of America Marlborough, MA: A Wonderful City to Visit Leominster, MA: Pioneer Plastics City Concord, NH: The Capital City

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