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Melrose is a city located in the Greater Boston metropolitan area in Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States. Its population as of the 2020 census was 29,817. It is a suburb located approximately seven miles north of Boston. It is situated in the center of the triangle created by Interstates 93, 95 and U.S. Route 1.
- Middlesex Fells Reservation
- Downtown Melrose
- Pine Banks Park
- Memorial Hall
- Ell Pond
- Turner’s Seafood Grill & Market
- Spot Pond
- Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site
- Mt Hood Municipal Golf Course
- Stone Zoo
Managed by the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, there’s a gigantic, water-laced reservation a minute or two west of downtown Melrose. The Middlesex Fells Reservation comprises several active and inactive reservoirs, two of which continue to feed metropolitan Boston’s waterworks. The largest of these is Spot Pond, a haven for...
Melrose’s tree-lined central commercial district is a joy, with 19th and early 20th-century blocks, fine civic buildings and abundant small businesses. At the north end, Main Street, hugs the eastern shore of the scenic Ell Pond, which we’ll talk about below. Downtown Melrose stands out as a culinary destination, with bakeries, cafes, an internatio...
In the south of Melrose, crossing into Malden, there’s a heavily wooded 110+ acre park that is joint-owned by both towns. The first thing you’ll notice about Pine Banks Park is the unusual topography which was caused by ancient volcanic activity. This has given rise to cliffs that climb 50 feet, forming Mount Ephraim, with views of the entire park ...
Downtown Melrose has a fantastic performing arts venue, at the Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Building. This solemn granite building was completed in 1912 as a memorial to the service of the soldiers and sailors of the Civil War, and came through several phases of restorations in the 1990s and 2000s. One of many fine details is the grand organ, instal...
This 23-acre Great Pond is an integral part of Melrose’s center within a few steps of Memorial Hall on the west side of Main Street. The name comes from the pond’s L-shape, and the stretch of Main Street is especially pretty late in the day when the sun is going down over the water. On the northern and western shores, Ell Pond is framed by a slew o...
A reputable name in the wholesale business since 1954, Turner’s opened an authentic New England seafood house, fish market and shuck-and-serve oyster bar on Main Street in Melrose in 1994. Turner’s Seafood Grill & Market was the brainchild of the four Melrose-based sons of company founder, James F. Turner, and is a true destination, attracting peop...
The recreation hub for the Middlesex Fells Reservation is barely five minutes west of Melrose Center, offering loads of water-based fun in summer. On the eastern shore you can rent canoes or kayaks to explore this 298-acre great pond, which is sprinkled with little islands. Next to the rental station, the John Botume House (1849) is the last surviv...
This site on the banks of the Saugus River, ten minutes east of Melrose, is considered the birthplace of the American iron and steel industry. The first integrated ironworks in North America was established here in 1646, and today you can see what this might have been like, touring water-powered reconstructed facilities like a blast furnace, forge,...
This 18-hole course was built as a Works Progress Administration (WPA) project in 1936, and sits in 300 acres of wooded parkland. The course is adapted to the natural topography, which is dramatic in places. No fewer than eight of the holes have elevated tees, some affording distant views down to Boston, southeast to Revere Beach or north to New Ha...
One of the area’s top family attractions can be found on the northern shore of Spot Pond in the Middlesex Fells Reservation. Stone Zoo goes back to 1905, and has made a lot of improvements since being taken over by a non-profit in the early 1990s. Across ten distinct exhibit areas you’ll encounter snow leopards, Mexican gray wolves, gila monsters, ...
Public Comment Period Opens for the Proposed Recodified Zoning Ordinance ». MELROSE, Mass. — The City of Melrose’s Office of Planning and Community Development (OPCD) will... Calendar: city of Melrose.
- Ellen Rolli, Contemporary Painter. Art Galleries.
- Theatre To Go 4 Theater & Performances. By PittsfieldSon. Tickets are reasonably priced. Parking is available, right across the street from a great pizza place.
- Conant Playground. Arenas & Stadiums.
- Foss Park. Parks.
Melrose is a perfect compromise between a busy city and peaceful landscape. Grand old Victorian homes, a quaint downtown area, lush parks and fields, and Ell Pond are nestled just seven miles from Boston.
Read about Melrose in Business View magazine. Click the image to view and download a brochure about our community. About Melrose: The City of Melrose lies approximately seven miles north of Boston.
Feb 22, 2011 · All you need to know about the North Shore town of Melrose, Massachusetts. Seven miles north of Boston and only 15 minutes from North Station, Melrose offers a variety of urban resources, but it is clearly a deeply rooted, close-knit community.
