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Located in Fall River, Massachusetts, the Fall River Historical Society maintains a variety of historically significant and interesting buildings and public spaces. Its headquarters was formerly connected to the Underground Railroad.
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The Art House features live performers during Provincetown's busy tourist season. The business also has two cafes preparing food like salads, soups, and sandwiches to order at lunch and when the theater is not open, as well as a restaurant with a daily dish when it is, and a bar.
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237 Commercial Street, Provincetown, MA 02657
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Water sport rentals are available at Venture Athletics Kayak Shop, including kayaks and stand-up paddle boards. Guided kayak tours in one or two-person cockpit style kayaks are available. Open for the summer season.
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441 North Main St, Fall River, MA 2720
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The Children's Museum of Greater Fall River encourages a desire for creativity and the learning process while strengthening family and social bonds. Interactive exhibits include the World of Water, Dino Dig and All About Colors.
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Sightings of the world's largest mammals are guaranteed through Provincetown Whale Watch. The small fleet of boats take guests along the Stellwagen Bank to view humpback whales, pilot whales, seals, and dolphins.
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Waters Edge Cinema
237 Commercial St, 2nd Fl, Provincetown, MA 02657
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Waters Edge Cinema is a multi-screen theatre that shows first run movies. Amenities include state of the art HD Digital video and sound; a 2nd multipurpose screening room to offer first run animation, documentary, foreign language and short films.
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A bowling center featuring 64 lanes, AMF Cranston Lanes is suitable for both open and league bowling. It has a lounge area, pool tables, arcade games and sports shown on two flat-screen televisions.
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Direct access to the East Bay Bike Path and the town beach is provided at Burr's Hill Park. During the summer months, the park is also home to music concerts and movie presentations within its band shell.
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Run by a local arts foundation, Imago Gallery of Art & Fine Craft features new exhibits every calendar year. The gallery also hosts receptions and book discussions led by local artists.
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The Provincetown Library is a public library which houses an extensive collection of books and resources for education and research. The central attraction of the library is the scale replica of a sailing ship on the second floor.