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Nantucket

Nantucket is an island and town 30 mi (48 km) off the coast of Cape Cod and part of Massachusetts. The island offers quiet harbors, dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches, lighthouses, beautiful old mansions and gardens, interesting history – even a series of (sometimes bawdy) limericks about its residents. Whether you’re looking for a few nights out on the town with friends, a lunch of lobster and biscuits, a fun-filled weekend with the kids, or a little R&R, Nantucket is where you want to be.

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    Brant Point Light

    A short walk from the town center. The original structure was built in 1746. The second lighthouse built in America. Boats and ferries can be seen coming into the harbor from this site.

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    Great Point Light

    A lighthouse at the northern tip of the island, high above the beaches.

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    Nantucket Whaling Museum

    Admission prices run about $17 for adults, $15 for seniors and $8 for youth.

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    Museum of African American History

    The Museum of African American History on Nantucket features two historic sites, the African Meeting House and the Seneca Boston-Florence Higginbotham House. These buildings were at the center of a thriving nineteenth-century African American community on the island.

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    Old Windmill

    Made of salvaged wood in 1746 and set in its original location.

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    Oldest House

    Can be purchased as a package if touring the Whaling Museum as well.

    Admission prices around $6 for adults and $3 for youth.

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    Maria Mitchell Aquarium

    Near the Town Pier.