Train Station (click picture for larger image)

Easily accessible from Route I-495, by train and bus, Haverhill is just 45 minutes from Boston. Beginning sometime in 2001, Haverhill will be the only stop in

Massachusetts on the high-speed train between Boston and Portland, Maine.

From Boston and points south: Take Route I-93 North to Exit 44A I-495 North toward Lawrence. Continue on I-495 and go northeast for 11 miles to Exit 51A Rt.125. Head south on Main St. to Haverhill.

From Manchester, NH, and points north: Take I-93 South to Rt. 213 and go east for 3.3 miles. Take Exit 5B to Haverhill/NH/Maine and bear right onto I-495 North. Proceed for 4.7 miles to Exit 51A Rt. 125. Head south on Main St. to Haverhill.

From Worcester, MA, and points west: Bear right on I-290 and go northeast for 13 miles to I-495 North. Proceed for 44 miles to Exit 51A Rt.125. Head south on Main St. to Haverhill.

From surrounding communities: The Merrimack Valley Regional Transit Authority offers bus transportation in Haverhill and surrounding communities from Lawrence to Newburyport. The MVRTA also connects to the Lowell Regional Transit Authority. Route schedules are available at many locations throughout the Merrimack Valley. Call 978-469-1254 for more information.

Rich in history and diverse lifestyles, Haverhill is a true New England treasure.

GAR Park and Library (click picture for larger image)

Victorian Home (click picture for larger image)

Come for a visit,   and you, too, may   decide to make   New  England's   Hometown   your own.