The center of the Old Port finally has a convenience store again—and no, it’s not your typical corner shop with a standard rack of candy and dusty Advil from 2009. You’ll still find your Bud Light, Ibuprofen, and TP, but things get weird when you hit the snacks. Green Tea Kit Kats? Check. Cucumber and Sea Salt Pringles? Yep. Rice Krispie Treat Peeps? For some reason, yes.
Sure, we have radar detectors, apps and even the friendly flashing of the lights to warn us about upcoming speeders. But, have you ever tried just going the speed limit?
Massachusetts has a wide variety of absolutely amazing attractions throughout the state, especially with its wealth of history. However, every now and then, there is an attraction that is so peculiar, you can't help but marvel at how abnormal and outlandish it might be. That is what this particular attraction seems to pull off. Its creativeness has led to the spot being called the most eccentric attraction in Massachusetts.
Massachusetts is well known for its lengthy and very rich history. Not only are there several historic attractions throughout the state, there are also plenty of aesthetically pleasing sites to be seen in the Bay State. One of those happens to be in the form of a bridge. All across the state, there are plenty of bridges with plenty of historical context and you know exactly where that bridge is when you see it. The same could be said for this spot, which is now being called the most impressive bridge in the state.
Mary Josephine Ray of Westmoreland, New Hampshire, is the oldest person on record to ever live in the state of New Hampshire. She passed away at the age of 114 and 294 days in 2010.
A man has been convicted and sentenced for the murder of his New Hampshire wife, but as the True Crime stories go of ABC's Dateline and 20/20, the story gets even more gruesome.