Town Hall, Friend Stree

Police Station, corner of Friend and School Streets

Fire Station, School Street

Memorial for the original settlers' burial ground named "Golgotha"

At the end of North Martin Rd. is this Memorial Stone with a bronze plaque that reads "Here stood the house of Susanna Martin, an honest hard working Christian woman,  accused as a witch and excuted at Salem July 19, 1692, a martyr of superstition. (T.I.A. 1894)"

Josiah Bartlett
Second signer of the Decoration of Independence

Falls at the lake

Powow River flowing  toward downtown Amesbury 1/4
mile away

We are duck friendly as seen by Mother Quacker and  her Five Little Quackers in the Merrimac River

Point Shore on the Merrimac River

The Bartlett Musuem
One of the best museums in the area.

Lake Gardner and beach

Evening time on Lake Attitash

Market Square

Market Square

Market Square

Upper Millyard

McNeill Traffic Circle

Just one of many shady places to sit and relax

Franco-American WW 1 Memorial
Friend Street Triangle

Mural tribute to John G. Whittier

George Edwin McNeill  Memorial Plaque
Father of the eight -hour workday movement

Huntington Square

William B. Justin Memorial Square

Doughboy Memorial
Memorial to the First World War Soldiers known as  "Doughboys"

Patten Pond Bird Sanctuary

Public Library

G.A.R.   Memorial

Town Park as seen at Patten Hollow

Provident Bank at Market Square

Ristorante Molise at Market Square

The old post office now an office building

Memorial Marker at Alliance Park
Named after the first Frigate Ship authorized by the Continental Congress in 1777
Built by William and John Hackett 1777-78

Macy-Colby House
Built in 1652

Captain's Well

A fading memory of what once  was.
Clark Carriage F

Visitor's booth for the Train  Museum

Mary  Baker Eddy House
This is one of  her favorite  places to visit

Memorial for the Polish-American soldiers who died in WW II

Lowell's Boat Shop, building surf sailing vessels for over two hundred years, Point Shore, Main St.