Sights and landmarks in Sturbridge

Sights and landmarks in Sturbridge

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   SeeHistory museum

   Old Sturbridge Village

   (See Learn). Sturbridge's biggest draw, this living history museum promotes learning about the early 1800s through fun, hands-on activities. Great interpretive programs. Special and seasonal programs help people experience historical New England. There are reenactments of previous time period wars, as well as activities that were going on around the early 1800s. It is a great way to get the visitors involved as well as just allowing for a great show.
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   Wells State Park

   Carpenter Rock offers a sweeping panorama for those who are willing to trek up the trail. Wells State Park offers camping from late spring to early fall, with camp sites for tents and trailers. The pond, Walker Pond, is great for swimming, boating, and fishing. There are multiple trails that are color coded for easy access through the park. Pets are welcome.
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   SeeHistoric building

   Blacksmith Shop
4. 
   SeeHistoric site

   Bixby House

   1 Old Sturbridge Village Rd
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   Allen Piggery
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   SeeHistoric church

   Center Meetinghouse
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   District School
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   Friends Meetinghouse
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   SeeHistoric site

   Gristmill
10. SeeLibrary

    Joshua Hyde Public Library

    306 Main Street

11. SeeArt gallery

    Little Free Art Gallery

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    SeeHistoric site

    Salem Towne House
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    SeeHistoric building

    Thompson Bank
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    SeeHistoric site

    Town Pound
15. 
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    Soldier's Monument

    Built 1871
16. SeeMemorial

    250th Anniversary Tree

17. SeeGarden

    Herb Garden

18. SeeViewpoint

    Perry's Point

19. SeeGarden

    Small House Garden

20. 
    SeeMemorial

    Sturbridge Honor Roll Memorial

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