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BOSTON, THE CAPITOL city of Massachusetts, is often referred to as Beacon Hill for its
shining example of innovation and spirit in America’s history. Beyond Boston, the coastline of
Massachusetts has many beacons - from its lighthouses and historic monuments, to its whale watching
cruises and culinary scene. Take a trip to the destinations on the scenic seaside of Massachusetts, like
Martha’s Vineyard and famous Cape Cod. Or enjoy freshly caught lobster in historic Cambridge, home of
Harvard and MIT. Just outside Boston, you will gain a perspective of Massachusetts culture, beauty, and
culinary experiences unlike any other.
Edgartown Lighthouse
Major renovations completed in 2007,
including installation of a staircase to
the lantern room, allowed the Martha’s
Vineyard Museum to open the interior
of the Edgartown Light to visitors. The
lighthouse is open from May to October
on weekends. From mid June to early
September it is open daily. Admission is
$5 for adults, and free for children. This
lighthouse is also available for private
rentals.
Gay Head Lighthouse
The Gay Head Lighthouse towers
over the famous Gay Head cliffs in
Aquinnah. Cared for by the Martha’s
Vineyard Museum, the lighthouse is open
seasonally to the public. The lighthouse is
open from May to October on weekends.
From mid-June to early September, it is
open daily. Admission is $5 for adults,
and free for children. The lighthouse is
also available for private rentals.
Summer Shack
The Summer Shack in Cambridge is their flagship location, inspiration, and
heart and soul. Specializing in fresh seafood and New England-style dishes the
Summer Shack is perfect for all types of celebrations and gatherings. World-
renowned Chef and Cookbook Author Jasper White’s restaurant design offers
the pure, raw classic look of coastal clam shacks with delicious food and friendly
service. Check out their patented Lobster Line, which allows them to
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Discover
BOSTON, THE CAPITOL city of Massachusetts, is often referred to as Beacon Hill for its
shining example of innovation and spirit in America’s history. Beyond Boston, the coastline of
Massachusetts has many beacons - from its lighthouses and historic monuments, to its whale watching
cruises and culinary scene. Take a trip to the destinations on the scenic seaside of Massachusetts, like
Martha’s Vineyard and famous Cape Cod. Or enjoy freshly caught lobster in historic Cambridge, home of
Harvard and MIT. Just outside Boston, you will gain a perspective of Massachusetts culture, beauty, and
culinary experiences unlike any other.
Edgartown Lighthouse
Major renovations completed in 2007,
including installation of a staircase to
the lantern room, allowed the Martha’s
Vineyard Museum to open the interior
of the Edgartown Light to visitors. The
lighthouse is open from May to October
on weekends. From mid June to early
September it is open daily. Admission is
$5 for adults, and free for children. This
lighthouse is also available for private
rentals.
Gay Head Lighthouse
The Gay Head Lighthouse towers
over the famous Gay Head cliffs in
Aquinnah. Cared for by the Martha’s
Vineyard Museum, the lighthouse is open
seasonally to the public. The lighthouse is
open from May to October on weekends.
From mid-June to early September, it is
open daily. Admission is $5 for adults,
and free for children. The lighthouse is
also available for private rentals.
Summer Shack
The Summer Shack in Cambridge is their flagship location, inspiration, and
heart and soul. Specializing in fresh seafood and New England-style dishes the
Summer Shack is perfect for all types of celebrations and gatherings. World-
renowned Chef and Cookbook Author Jasper White’s restaurant design offers
the pure, raw classic look of coastal clam shacks with delicious food and friendly
service. Check out their patented Lobster Line, which allows them to
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