About Merrimac

Merrimac is a relatively small community found in the northeastern portion of the state of Massachusetts. Merrimac has a population of approximately six thousand one hundred residents, and is considered a part of Essex County. Merrimac is located on the southeastern border of the neighboring state of New Hampshire. Merrimac is nicknamed “The Carriage Town”, and is lined along the Merrimack River. Residents of a Merrimac apartment for rent or house for rent can enjoy a number of historic, cultural, and recreational activities and attractions, some dating back to the region’s settlement in the year sixteen thirty eight. Merrimac was incorporated as a separate town in the year eighteen seventy six, the centennial of the birth of America. The educational needs of Merrimac are met by Frederick N Sweetsir School, Helen R Donaghue School, Pentucket Regional Middle School, and the Pentucket Regional High School. Some popular annual events include the Merrimac Santa Parade and Merrimac Old Home Days, while notable residents include William Wheelwright, George W Weymouth, Ephraim Morse, and Richard P Gabriel. Residents of a Merrimac apartment rental or home rental can enjoy Lake Attitash, Indian Head Park, the Merrimac Historical Museum, Merrimac Town Forest, Merrimac Training Field, and Stevens Field.

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