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Essex National Heritage Area

Coordinates:42°39′47.8″N70°57′30.2″W / 42.663278°N 70.958389°W /42.663278; -70.958389
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United States National Heritage Area in Massachusetts

Essex National Heritage Area
Aerial view of Salem Willows inSalem, Massachusetts. Also pictured areMarblehead, Massachusetts and its harbor.
TypeHistorical
LocationEssex County,MassachusettsMassachusetts
Coordinates42°39′47.8″N70°57′30.2″W / 42.663278°N 70.958389°W /42.663278; -70.958389
Area828 square miles (2,140 km2)
Founded1996
Visitors2.7 million (yearly)
Governing bodyEssex National Heritage Commission
Essex National Heritage Area is located in Massachusetts
Essex National Heritage Area
Location of Essex National Heritage Area in Massachusetts
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Essex National Heritage Area is located in the United States
Essex National Heritage Area
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TheEssex National Heritage Area is aNational Heritage Area composed of all ofEssex County, Massachusetts. It is overseen by the Essex National Heritage Commission (ENHC), anon-profit organization based inSalem, Massachusetts.[1] The commission promotes the cultural heritage with public and private partnerships and with theNational Park Service by developing programs that enhance, preserve and encourage regional awareness of the area's unique historic, cultural and natural resources.

Overview

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The heritage area covers all of Essex County, including 34 cities and towns, 9,968 sites listed on theNational Register of Historic Places, 26National Historic Landmarks, 9 state parks, and 2National Park Service units.[1]

Along with 2.7 million annual visitors, roughly 743,159 residents live in the region, which is in theGreater Boston metropolitan area.[1]

TheFriendship of Salem sails as an ambassador for the Essex National Heritage Area and is part of theSalem Maritime National Historic Site.

Cities and towns

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The heritage area includes theMerrimack Valley cities ofLawrence,Haverhill, andAmesbury, Massachusetts, which were important industrial and trade centers in the 18th and 19th centuries and the birthplace of theIndustrial Revolution inNorth America (along with nearbyLowell, Massachusetts), as well as the coastal cities ofNewburyport,Gloucester,Marblehead andSalem, Massachusetts, also important locations in early American trade and history.

Event and programs

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The Essex National Heritage Commission has sponsored a number of events and programs that celebrate the region’s history, character and cultural heritage. These include:

  • Essex Heritage Partnership Grant Program
  • Border to Boston – an Eight Community Recreational Path
  • Teaching American History Grants
    • Using ESSEX History
    • LINCs
  • Area Guides
    • First Period Guide to Architecture
    • Guide to the Great Outdoors
    • Guide to Farms and Agriculture
  • Trails & Sails: Two Weekends of Walks and Water
  • Essex Heritage Explorers Membership Program
  • Visitor Centers
  • Heritage Landscape Inventory
  • Essex Heritage Scenic Byway
  • Photo Safaris

External links

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References

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  1. ^abc"About Us".Essex National Heritage Area.
National Heritage Areas of the United States
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