The Man at the Wheel: The History of the Gloucester Fisherman’s Memorial
Also known as the Gloucester Fisherman’s Memorial, this iconic statue rests on a five-foot granite base located on the south side of Stacy Boulevard, at the edge of Gloucester Harbor. […]
Stage Fort Park and the Gloucester Welcoming Center
Stage Fort Park is the historic site of Gloucester’s first settlers in 1623. They set up fishing stages on this land. Today, the park is home to Half Moon Beach […]
Green Gloucester
The City of Gloucester is committed to clean, renewable energy and energy conservation. Gloucester has been officially designated a Green Community by the Massachusetts Department of Energy and Environmental Affairs. In their […]
Sets in the City: Gloucester in Film and TV
Cape Ann has a special quality of light and amazing scenery that has been attracting artists and filmmakers for generations. Here’s a partial listing of the movies and TV shows […]
Fresh Catch: Gloucester’s Fish Guide
Think you know your cod from your scrod? Check our handy insider’s guide to Gloucester’s fresh catch. Bluefin Tuna – Has a meaty, almost buttery taste prized for sushi and […]
Exploring Gloucester By Foot
Walking around town is a great way to explore the city of Gloucester! Gloucester is a good-sized city in terms of square miles, but most of its neighborhoods are walking-friendly. […]
Gloucester’s Rich History
In addition to a rich maritime heritage, artist communities have also played a significant role in Gloucester’s history and culture. Rocky Neck, one of America’s oldest continuously working art colonies, […]
A Closer Look at Beauport, the Sleeper-McCann House
Exterior Photo: Courtesy of Historic New England. Beauport, the Sleeper-McCann House is a National Historic Landmark located in East Gloucester, overlooking Gloucester Harbor. Beauport was the summer home of one […]