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Once known as a retreat for the wealthy during the Gilded Age, it is now the center of Berkshire music and home to the popular Tanglewood venue
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MA
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Lenox
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Site of a 1704 raid, where French, Abenaki, Mohawk, and other forces attacked this English settlement, taking 112 captives
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MA
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Deerfield
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Hampshire and Hampden counties of Massachusetts are known for their regional universities and colleges. Springfield itself has 4 colleges, but which much smaller town has 3 of its own colleges and universities, including the flagship campus of the University of Massachusetts?
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MA
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Amherst
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This town consists of 7 villages, including Hyannis, and is the largest town on Cape Cod
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MA
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Barnstable
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This manufacturing city, which hosts a New Balance factory, has a population that is over 80% Hispanic
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MA
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Lawrence
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This quaint beach town has a extensive history of riots and protests, most recently in 2022
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NH
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Hampton Beach
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This town is nestled in the White Mountains along Interstate 93, and is famous for its various natural sights and ski resort. It sits in Franconia Notch State Park, and accesses the scenic New Hampshire Route 112, which runs East to Conway
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NH
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Lincoln
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This town was also once a Gilded Age retreat, where citizens rode ferries between the various resorts surrounding the lake on which the town sits.
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NH
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Sunapee
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Known as the "Birthplace of Vermont", this was where the Constitution of Vermont was drafted, and was the original capital of the state
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VT
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Windsor
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This town has the highest level fashion outlets in the state of Vermont, as well as a sizeable resort infrastructure
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VT
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Manchester
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This ski resort town sits in the foothills of Mt. Mansfield, the tallest mountain in Vermont, and holds access to a Stowe Ski Resort, and is near Smuggler's Notch. In the summer months, you can take a car and drive over the mountain on the scenic VT Route 108
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VT
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Stowe
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This mining town in Maine is a site where many rare gemstones have been mined, including the exceptionally rare gem tourmaline, a spectacularly watermelon-colored gemstone which was initially discovered in 1820 at Mt. Mica, a mine that still produces the gemstone to this day
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ME
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Paris
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This town on the St. Croix River, at the coast of Canada, is famous for hosting one of the first French settlements in North America, and the first chartered settlement by Samuel de Champlain
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ME
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Calais
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This small industrial town is a major shipbuilding center. During World War II, it produced a destroyer class warships every 17 days. The town is still producing destroyers
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ME
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Bath
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This town borders New York, and contains a state park with a famous waterfall sharing the town's name. The waterfall cascades down 250 feet over a quarter mile.
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CT
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Kent
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This historic seaside port was bombarded for 3 days during the war of 1812. It is also home to the Mystic Seaport Museum, the largest maritime museum in the United States
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CT
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Stonington
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This town is home to the village of Storrs, which is the home of the main campus of the University of Connecticut. It is also home to the Mansfield Training School and Hospital, a historic institution for people with developmental disabilities, with plentiful allegations of mistreatment towards those individuals
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CT
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Mansfield
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Famous for its plentiful mansions, this city used to host America's Cup, a renowned sailing competition.
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RI
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Newport
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This suburb of Providence is one of the most densely populated incorporated places in the United States. It has an area of 1.29 miles squared. It was also the site of a colonial battle in King Phillip's War in 1676
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RI
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Central Falls
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This town is comprised of 6 smaller villages, and was once home to the Sherman Farm, once the largest fruit and dairy farm in the state. The property held over 1,000 acres of land.
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RI
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Burrillville
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