About Ipswich

Ipswich is a medium sized community found in the northeastern corner of the state of Massachusetts. Ipswich has a population of approximately twelve thousand nine hundred residents, and is considered a part of Essex County. Ipswich is nicknamed as the Birthplace of American Independence, and was originally known by the Native American name of Agawam. Ipswich was first settled in the year sixteen thirty three, and was incorporated as a distinct town a year later. Residents of an Ipswich apartment rental or home rental can enjoy a number of attractions and activities throughout the region. The educational needs of Ipswich are met by the Paul F Doyon Elementary School, Winthrop Elementary School, Ipswich High School, and a number of nearby colleges and private schools. Notable residents of Ipswich include Anne Bradstreet, Simon Bradstreet, Chevy Chase, Nathan Dane, Arthur Wesley Dow, Thomas Dudley, Dennis Eckersley, Ed Emberley, Nancy Kerrigan, Caleb Stone, John Updike, and Nathaniel Ward. Residents of an Ipswich apartment rental or home rental can enjoy Castle Hill, the John Heard House, the John Whipple House, and Crane Beach.

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