Massachusetts

As the landing site of the Mayflower in 1620 at Plymouth Rock, Massachusetts has played a pivotal role in American history. This state is also home to the first college in the United States (Harvard, established in 1636).

Sports runs deep in Massachusetts’ identity, with Boston’s beloved Fenway Park standing since 1912 as America’s oldest active baseball stadium and a cherished landmark for Red Sox fans.


The state’s natural beauty draws millions of visitors each year to the pristine beaches of Cape Cod, the islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, and to the Berkshires. Each summer, flocks of Americans enjoy Massachusetts’ fresh seafood (spot the lobster in our design!) and historic lighthouses. 

Massachusetts is also America's second-largest producer of cranberries, with the distinctive red bogs dotting the southeastern region of the state.