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Yes, most of eastern Massachusetts, and southern New Hampshire have what is known as a Boston accent. But it's not as thick as most people think. The town of Billerica does have a thick accent though. Sometimes you here the 'r' sometimes you don't.
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What state did the Salem witchcraft trials happen?
The Salem Witch Trials were held in Salem, Massachusetts.
What are the names of two cities in Massachusetts?
Boston, Springfield. Another city is Salem.
Salem is the capital of which state?
Oregon. Also Salem is near Boston so Salem is also a town in Massachusetts.
What important events happened in Massachusetts in the revolutionary war?
The Salem witch trial took place in Salem, and the Boston tea party and the Boston Massacer took place in Boston.
What 2 main town did The Massachusetts Bay Colony developed?
salem and boston
Location of witch trials in massachusetts?
There were witch trials in Boston, but the most famous was in Salem.
What were 4 major towns in colonial Massachusetts?
Boston, Salem, Plymouth, North Hampton
How far is Lizzie Borden's house from the Salem witch museum?
Far. Lizzy Borden lived in Fall River, Massachusetts. The Salem Witch Museum is in Salem, Massacusetts. Fall Rivers in 90ish miles south from Boston. Salem's 45ish miles north from Boston. I live in Eastern Massachusetts, so I have first hand expirence with that trip.
Nineteen people were hanged where for accusations of witchcraft?
I'm going to assume you mean Salem, Massachusetts 1692.
What are the three most important cities of Massachusetts?
There were more than three important cities in colonial Massachusetts. These cities were Boston, Quincy, Plymouth, Salem, Lexington, and Concord.
How many people lived in Salem in 1690?
About 600 people lived in Salem Massachusetts during the 1960's.
What is the name of the historic city in Massachusetts that is famous for its witchraft?
Salem, Massachusetts
