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Suitable for artists of all ages, this title covers the subjects in the region, including fishermen, the Provincetown monument, lighthouses, historic homes, the Kennedy Clan, submarines, estuaries, lifesavers, pirate ships, and more.

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A guidebook to the Charles River which shows that it is more than the city river that runs through Boston.

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A ghostly schooner glides through the mist off the coast of Maine. A Connecticut lighthouse keeper continues to guide ships to the save harbour nearly a century after his death. Pirate ghosts wander the Rhode Island shoreline in search of salvation. This title presents these strange but true stories of New England's phantom ships.

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Featuring nearly 50 paranormal events throughout the region, this book has the power to make even the most skeptical among us vulnerable to visits by uninvited guests. Best read by a crackling fire in a house that creaks on a howling snowy night, this collection explores Cape Cod and the Islands that were thought to no longer exist.

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The 39 inns of New England that are profiled in this book have all been visited by the author and have passed his test as among the most stately and elegant in the Northeast, and all of them are haunted. These are tales sworn to be true by the innkeepers and guests who have reported a ghost or presence of someone who checked out long ago.

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Located in Central Massachusetts, the Quabbin Reservoir is an amazing wilderness with an equally amazing history. The Quabbin has 118 miles of undeveloped shoreline, with surrounding reservation spanning some 81,000 acres of protected open space. This title presents the history, and offers an explorer's guide to the Quabbin Reservoir.

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A dictionary that helps natives brush up on their dialect. It helps travellers learn how to communicate with the indigenous folk.

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A guide to 'chowdah', 'blizzids', 'the Sawx', rotaries, and other parochial oddities. It features the provincial peculiarities of Boston's topography, meteorology, history, cuisine, architecture, notable personalities, and other rituals and taboos.

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Features food from some of the Cape's distinctive kitchens, including the Chatham Bars Inn, the Coonamessett Inn, the Bramble Inn, and more.

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Offers investigations of real people who were thought by their neighbours and others to be vampires - often with good reason. Providing background on Vlad the Impaler (the original Dracula) and other European members of this unholy clan, this book is based on on-site research in Romania and environs.