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We hear a lot in the news lately about businesses closing, so we LOVE to congratulate those rare businesses that manage to make it through the hard times.

Every bite at these local gems is steeped in history, making them more than just a meal—it's an experience.

Imagine cruising along a route that once carried whispers of horse-drawn carriages—how many of us drive this historic highway without a second thought?

This Massachusetts haven for ice cream lovers of all ages is quickly gaining ground on 100 years old!

Just steps from Faneuil Hall, one of the oldest taverns still welcomes guests. It’s a slice of history that feels as alive today as ever.

Let me tell you about a place that I hope to visit one day. The Cape Cod Times published an article on one of the oldest ice cream shops in the country.

Here's a question: What do you think of when it comes to Massachusetts and ice cream? (Careful. Don't get a brain-freeze thinking of the answer, LOL.)

Massachusetts has some very old towns and cities throughout the state. Like, extremely old. That being said, America is about to celebrate another birthday in less than a month from now on July 4th. In fact, it will be America's 249th birthday. But did you know that a town in Massachusetts is much older than that? By much older, we're talking more than a century older. And even beyond that, it's more than 150 years older than America.

Explore the comeback of drive-in theaters! Hathaways Drive-In is set to open for its 2025 season, bringing nostalgia and double features back to the community.

Here's a look at the oldest bridge and a few other historic landmarks in Massachusetts.