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Medford History Bike Tour - tomorrow 9/25
The Medford Historical Society is planning another historic bike tour of that city.
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Starts at 10:00 AM, Whole Foods Market parking lot.
2151 Mystic Valley Parkway (Route 16 just north of Boston Ave), Medford, MA
Join a group of avid cyclists and historians for the second annual historical bike tour of Medford. This year we will focus on Medford’s rum and ship-building industries and explore some of the city’s hidden corners by bike. The tour will begin at Whole Foods Market in Medford, they will donate water and fruit bars at the start. It will last 8 miles (about 2 hours), and we will finish with a rum tasting and snacks.
Some stops on the Bike Tour will include: Mystic Riverbend Park , Forest Street Post Office, Isaac Royall House, and Historic Ship Street.
Helmets are required, all cycling levels welcome. Suggested donation of $5.00 will support future Medford Historical Society programming.
Information:
Kyna Hamill
Chair, Programming Committee
Medford Historical Society
kynahamill@yahoo.com
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Starts at 10:00 AM, Whole Foods Market parking lot.
2151 Mystic Valley Parkway (Route 16 just north of Boston Ave), Medford, MA
Join a group of avid cyclists and historians for the second annual historical bike tour of Medford. This year we will focus on Medford’s rum and ship-building industries and explore some of the city’s hidden corners by bike. The tour will begin at Whole Foods Market in Medford, they will donate water and fruit bars at the start. It will last 8 miles (about 2 hours), and we will finish with a rum tasting and snacks.
Some stops on the Bike Tour will include: Mystic Riverbend Park , Forest Street Post Office, Isaac Royall House, and Historic Ship Street.
Helmets are required, all cycling levels welcome. Suggested donation of $5.00 will support future Medford Historical Society programming.
Information:
Kyna Hamill
Chair, Programming Committee
Medford Historical Society
kynahamill@yahoo.com