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One of the thirteen original colonies, Massachusetts is known for its various historical sites and rich history concerning the formation of the United States. Take in a game at the famous Fenway Park or take a tour of one of the oldest and most prestigious Ivy League universities in the country, Harvard University. Massachusetts has everything from gorgeous natural trails to Boston crème pies.
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