The Stunning College In South Hadley, Massachusetts That Looks Just Like Hogwarts
Melissa Mahoney
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Upon reading Harry Potter or watching the films, J.K. Rowling takes our imaginations on an epic adventure. And Hogwarts is obviously a huge part of that adventure. So when we see a building that looks similar to Hogwarts, we are automatically transported into the world of Harry Potter. One college has a few Hogwarts-style buildings in Massachusetts and if you haven’t yet been to Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, seeing the structures on campus may make you want to enroll.
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Get an aerial view of this gorgeous university:
Have you ever ventured onto the campus of Mount Holyoke College to take in the architectural sites? Do you know of any other Hogwarts-style buildings in Massachusetts? Let us know in the comments. To learn more, visit the Mount Holyoke College website and the college’s Facebook page.
If you decide to take a trip to South Hadley, check out another magical world on a hike to Lithia Springs in the Mount Holyoke Range State Park.
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What are the most amazing historical landmarks in Massachusetts?
The most amazing historical landmarks in Massachusetts include:
- Old State House. Located in Boston, this is the oldest standing structure in Boston and is the site where the Boston Massacre took place.
- Minute Man National Historical Park. This is where the Battle of Concord and Lexington took place during the Revolutionary War.
- Plymouth Rock. This is said to be the place where America got its start as the landing point of the first pilgrims.
- Veterans War Memorial. Located at Mount Greylock State Reservation, this is the highest point in the state and remembers those who gave their all for this state and country.
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What are some hidden gem attractions in Massachusetts?
Hidden gem attractions in Massachusetts include:
- Bancroft Tower Castle in Worcester. This castle was built in 1900 to memorialize George Bancroft who was born at this place in 1800.
- Castle Hill at the Crane Estate in Ipswitch. Gorgeous gardens are combined with stunning ruins and ocean views to make this an unforgettable destination.
- Stockbridge General Store in Stockbridge. Norman Rockwell used this as inspiration for several of his paintings and it is replete with New England charm.
- The Brattle Bookshop in Boston. This is one of the oldest antiquarian bookshops in the nation, which opened in 1825.
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What are the most historical towns in Massachusetts?
The most historical towns in Massachusetts include:
- Watertown. This town has one of the first woolen mills in the country which was built in 1662 as well as the first grist mill in New England.
- Boston. A massive amount of the nation’s history happened right here in Boston, which was originally called Trimountaine.
- Salem. The town most known for its witch trials was also a crucial place for shipbuilding during the Revolutionary War.
- Ipswitch. This town was founded in 1878 by John Winthrop the Younger and is home to the Crane Estate which was built in 1910.
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