Learn More About Rowley, MA
Located 28 miles to the North East of Boston is Rowley, MA. As one of the oldest towns in Massachusetts, Rowley is filled with quintessential New England architecture. Throughout the town’s 20.3 square miles, colonial-era mills, buildings, and infrastructure serve as lasting reminders of its rich history in the wool industry.
Through the town’s architectural preservation efforts, it is evident that there is an immense amount of local pride in Rowley’s heritage as one of the first mill colonies. While the town’s former glory as a titan of industry has transformed into a quieter and more settled community, its historic charm and scenic landscapes attract antiquers, historians, and nature enthusiasts.
With access to an in-town Commuter Rail station on the Newburyport/Rockport Line, Rowley offers convenient access to the North Shore for residents, visitors, and commuters alike.
Community Leadership
If you are interested in learning more, please contact: Kirk Baker, Town Planner kirk.baker@townofrowley.org (978) 948-5549
Community Leadership
Kirk Baker, Town Planner
978 948 5549
PO Box 275, 139 Main Street, Rowley, MA 01969
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Cultural Institutions & Attractions:
Mill River Winery, Rough Meadows Wildlife Sanctuary, Vintage Salon and Day Spa
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Historical Sites:
http://rowleyhistory.org/
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Beaches:
none
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Municipal Golf Course:
none
Site Name
165 Newburyport Turnpike
Size
Consisting of 1.56 acres
Description
Owned by Route 1 Realty Trust, Former Filling Station site (now vacant).
If you are interested in learning more, please contact:
Kirk Baker, Town Planner
kirk.baker@townofrowley.org
(978) 948-5549