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Sharon & Brookline Areas
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Standard Hotel Options:
Sharon Woods Inn, Kosher Bed & Breakfast
Address: 80 Brook Rd, Sharon, MA 02067
Phone: (781) 784-9401
Other: Call for Details – no known website
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Coolidge House, Kosher Bed & Breakfast
Address: 17 Littell Rd, Brookline, MA 02446
Phone: (617) 734-4041
Other: Call for details – no known website
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Jewish Resources for your visit: (Please scroll down for Kosher Vacation information for Cape Cod)
Cape Cod Area –
KVC Note: There are currently no All-Kosher hotels in the Cape Cod. There are multiple lodging options within walking /driving distance from the Cape Cod Shul, including some kosher vacation homes for rent by owner.
Alternatively, consider renting a home from Homeaway – Many times the greatest value for your vacation dollars.
We suggest that you choose from THESE OPTIONS BELOW, then complete your trip with the our great list of things to do in the area:
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Shul Website & Davening Info: Click HERE
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Places to Stay within a reasonable distance from the Shul: Click HERE
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Kosher Food Shopping info in Cape Cod: Click HERE
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Things to do in the Cape Cod Area
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552 original documents pertaining to the Salem witch trials of 1692 have been preserved and are still stored by the Peabody Essex Museum.
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There is a house in Rockport built entirely of newspaper.
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The visible portion of Plymouth Rock is a lumpy fragment of glacial moraine about the size of a coffee table, with the date 1620 cut into its surface. After being broken, dragged about the town of Plymouth by ox teams used to inspire Revolution-aries, and reverently gouged and scraped by 19th-century souvenir hunters, it is now at rest near the head of Plymouth Harbor.
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The creation of the Cape Cod National Seashore, which was formerly private town and state owned land, marked the first time the federal government purchased land for a park.
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The Children’s Museum in Boston displays a giant milk bottle on the museum’s wharf. If it were real it would hold 50,000 gallons of milk and 8,620 gallons of cream
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Not enough options in Massachusetts?
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Alternatively, try these (relatively) nearby regions:
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