NEW BEDFORD WHALING NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
National park commemorating the legacy of the whaling industry and how it transformed the city in the 19th century
Founded in 1996, this national park commemorates the legacy of the whaling industry and how it transformed the town in the 19th century. New Bedford was one of the most important whaling ports, earning it the nickname Whaling City. Within the park, which stretches over 13 streets, you can visit several points of interest, such as the Whaling Museum or the Rotch-Jones-Duff House and Garden Museum. Start your discovery with a stop at the park's Visitor Center.
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