 This Georgian style designed by architect Thomas M. James, who designed the Shubert Theatre in Boston, built in 1911 as the private estate of P.J. Harney, a local shoe manufacturer in Lynn. The house retains many of the original fixtures as claw foot tubs, pedestal sinks, cabinets, light fixtures and hardwood floors throughout the house. Enjoy the beach, commute to Boston for history or drive north to Kittery or Freeport Maine to outlet shopping malls.
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Dining at The Diamond District Inn features:
- Fresh fruits
- Muffins
- Pastries
- Breads and coffee cakes
- Belgium waffles
- Eggs Benedict
- French Toast
- Corned beef hash
- Fresh brewed coffee and teas
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A full home cooked breakfast served in the dining room by the fire in cooler months and on the veranda overlooking gardens and ocean views in the warmer months.
| Relax in our heated spa hot tub located outside under the stars. Beach towels provided.
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The Inn's quiet, Tree lined street is just steps from our three-mile, beachfront and jogging path, as well as a variety of restaurants and shops. Or simply relax in our heated hot tub which is open all year round.
Jerry and I hope your stay will be pleasant and restful. We welcome suggestions for ways to improve our service.
Sandra and Jerry
THINGS TO SEE AND PLACES TO EAT
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Lynn:
- Lynn Museum
- Heritage State Park Visitor Center
- Mary Baker Eddy home, founder of Christian Science Church
- Elihu Thompson home, founder of General Electric
- G.A.R. Grand Army of the Republic Meeting Hall and Museum
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Marblehead
- Spirit of 76
- Lee Mansion
- Crocker Park
- Ft. Sewell
- Marblehead Neck
- Antique shops
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Salem
- Abbott Hall
- House of 7 Gables
- Custom House
- Witch Museum
- Peabody Essex Museum
- Pickering Wharf
- Antique shops
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Steps from Diamond District Breakfast Inn
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Walk to restaurants on beach toward Swampscott.
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One block to (bus) Mass. transportation to Boston.
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Horizons Edge Casino Cruise
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Beach concerts at Red Rock Park beach on Thursdays beginning July 3. Fireworks at beach July 3.
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Spirits, local baseball all summer
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High Rock Tower and Observatory with 12 inch Meade Telescope able to view Rings of Saturn, Jupiter and her moons
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Shopping, 1 hour from Kittery, Maine Outlets and 2 hours from Freeport, Maine with LL Bean and shopping outlets.
Places to eat
(Menus are located in parlor on bookcase just to the right of the French doors near fireplace.)
Red Rock, walking, casual to better, mixed menu and seafood, dine outside overlooking the ocean or inside, Swampscott, 781 595-9339
Thai Thani, Long walk along beach dining less casual, Thai menu. 781 596-1820
Pier 4 walk along beach. Fine seafood dining on water.
Yan's China Bistro Asian Cuisine, walk along beach quarter mile
Downtown Bistro & Wine Bar 191 Oxford St. Lynn. Rated one of the best new restaurants on the North Shore. 781 593-3111 www downtownlynnbistro.com
Porthole, one mile, seafood, prime rib, large servings many selections always busy. On highway toward Boston. 781 595-7733
Capitol Diner, Authentic 1930's stainless diner, one mile
Gulu-Gulu Cafe, 56 Central Square, Lynn , short drive. Gourmet sandwiches salads & desserts, expresso and fine coffee, live music, dj's, films, free wi-fi, www gulu-gulu.com
Bertucci's, Italian and great pizza, right out of driveway and right on Ocean Street, 1 ½ mile North 1A
Gourmet Garden, Chinese, right out of driveway on Ocean Street 1 ½ mile on 1A North. 781 599-1780
Pellino's, Marblehead, Fine Gourmet dining, and 4 miles north on 129E to Washington Street. Left at (5 point's corner) right out of driveway, right at corner, left at ocean and straight about 4 miles. 781 631-3344
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