By travelguylife.com
One of the finest things to do if you're fascinated by Lawrence's massive mill buildings is to walk the streets and take in the entire scene.
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When touring Lawrence, make sure to stop by the three components of the Lawrence Heritage State Park, which are situated along the Merrimack River.
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The Lawrence History Center is located in a former Essex Company building and offers further information about Lawrence's past and the lives of those who have lived and worked here.
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From April through October, there is a bustling farmers' market downtown set among evocative industrial architecture.
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An art centre for Essex County is housed in one of the massive mill structures that fronts the North Canal.
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There is a beautiful estate nearby in North Andover, which stands in stark contrast to Lawrence's industry.
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This 120-acre park along the Shawsheen River is located south of Lawrence, close to the Stevens-Coolidge House.
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Since 1915, this family-run Italian bakery has operated from the same premises.
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The Spicket River meanders through Lawrence's northern region before merging with the Merrimack at the North Canal's eastern terminus.
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You can access a different trail at Manchester Street Park, close to the western trailhead for the Spicket River Greenway, along what was once the Manchester and Lawrence (1849).
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