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Originally posted by I. Bruton: Can anyone supply driving directions from I-95?
Also, are there any hotels in Haverhill that won't cost an arm and a leg? This stop is only part of an extended two-city vacation. So, I don't want to waste a lot of money.
Thanks.
I posted a previous note on the Comfort Suites. They're not too expensive and not too far away from "The Factory"
To get to Haverhill from Route 95 South or North:
Take Route 95 to the Route 133 - Rowley/Georgetown exit.
Head towards Georgetown. Watch your speed, and do EXACTLY the speed limit.
At the set of lights in Georgetown center, stay straight ahead towards Groveland. This is now Route 97.
Follow Route 97, it dips, twists and winds into Groveland center. Again keep an eye on your speed because the cops are waiting everywhere to ticket.
Just on the other side of Groveland center, cross the bridge over the Merrimack River. You are now in Haverhill, and about a mile from my house.
Keep to the left at the flashing light. There will be a shopping plaza on the left and a stadium down a bit next to a park.
Stay straight at the set of lights.
At the next set of lights, with a bike shop on the right, stay straight on Ginty Boulevard.
At the next set of lights at Main Street, stay straight on to Bailey Boulevard.
At the next set of light, stay straight on to Walnut street. Make a right on to Locust.
Go up 1 block, and make a left on to Orchard Street. Stay straight through the next intersection, and the M&H factory is on your right.
Email me for my telephone number if you need additional help.
John
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I have to cancel this portion of my trip. I am so sorry as I was really looking forward to it. It seems that I have triple-booked myself for May 2nd. Please put my name on next year's list.
Thanks, Isaac
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--I made it! and I'm excited to go! 
can't wait.