Danvers

xtra_xtra says: We picked this scenic photograph to capture the tranquility of life beyond the city. Danvers is located halfway between Boston and the New Hampshire border, so it's a fine spot for suburban life with easy access to the city.

Sunset & River House by photoholic1

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xtra_xtra says: This house is among the many historical markers one can visit in Danvers. This was once the home of Rebecca Nurse, one of the oldest victims of the Salem Witch Trials that took place throughout the Salem-Danvers area.

Rebecca Nurse Homestead (a), Danvers, MA by photoholic1

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xtra_xtra says: It's another photo capturing beautiful nature and lovely landscapes in Danvers, and that's why we picked it for this particular gallery. Go visit to check out the scenery and gorgeous fall foliage!

Sunset on the River by photoholic1

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xtra_xtra says: This is the Endicott Pear tree, believed to be the oldest fruit tree in the nation at over 400 years old, and it can be visited in Danvers today.

DSC_7820r1 by Dan McGrath

xtra_xtra says: Danvers was founded in 1630, and the town seal features the phrase "The King Unwilling" to commemorate the British King's refusal to recognize the town's earliest charter. It can be no surprise that this town of patriots holds national pride close to its heart, and that's why we added this fabulous photo of fireworks to the gallery.

Fireworks #2 by photoholic1

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xtra_xtra says: The Peabody Institute Library is an historical landmark in Danvers housing over 300,000 volumes of predominantly 19th century texts. The building's white facade earned it a nickname as the "cathedral of books."

Peabody Institute Library by Elizabeth Thomsen

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xtra_xtra says: This photo captures the beauty of Danvers along with lovely New England colors. We figured the vaulted skies would be a perfect ending for this gallery.

Liberty Tree Sunset by Ian Cooper

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