This Mass. City Is Home To The Oldest Public Beach In The U.S.
National Geographic recently recognized Revere Beach as one of four beaches in the U.S. that are "even better in the fall". This three-mile stretch...
National Geographic recently recognized Revere Beach as one of four beaches in the U.S. that are "even better in the fall". This three-mile stretch five miles north of Boston was established in 1895 by the Massachusetts legislature, making Revere Beach Reservation the first public beach in the U.S. The crescent-shaped shore hugging Massachusetts Bay attracted visitors to the Coney Island of the East, with its dance halls, movie theaters, restaurants, carousels, and, at one point, two of the tallest and fastest roller coasters in the world.