Marblehead, Massachusetts

Photo Credit: Massachusetts Office Of Travel & Tourism

A Brief History of Marblehead

Coastal Byway Miles: 4.1 miles

Those seeking coastal history should make a point to stop in Marblehead, MA. Marblehead’s first settlers arrived from Salem in the early 1600s. During that time, the fishing and shoe industries became the town’s major sources of income. The town also made its mark during the Revolutionary War when General Glover’s Marblehead regiment ferried General Washington’s army across the Delaware River. 

Exploring Marblehead From The Byway

The Marblehead coastline offers plenty of scenic views for those looking for the perfect photo spot. Scenic Byway travelers can also find plenty of peaceful green spaces and parks, the Marblehead Lighthouse, historic sites, period architecture, and beaches to explore.

 

Abbot Hall

188 Washington St , Marblehead, MA 1945

Castle Rock Park

188 Washington St , Marblehead, MA 1945

Chandler Hovey Park and Marblehead Light Tower

188 Washington St , Marblehead, MA 1945

Crocker Park

188 Washington St , Marblehead, MA 1945

Crowninshield Island

Crowninshield Island , Marblehead, MA 1945

Devereaux Beach

188 Washington Street , Marblehead, MA 1945

Fort Sewall

188 Washington Street , Marblehead, MA 1945

Jeremiah Lee Mansion & Gardens

170 Washington Street , Marblehead, MA 1945

King Hooper Mansion

8 Hooper Street , Marblehead, MA 1945

Marblehead Information Booth

62 Pleasant St. , Marblehead, MA 1945

Marblehead Museum and J.O.J Frost Gallery

170 Washington St. , Marblehead, MA 1945

Marblehead Neck Wildlife Sanctuary

10 Risley Rd , Marblehead, MA 1945