Middleton, MA
Scenic Middleton is named after its “middle” location between the crucial early settlements of Salem and Andover, MA.
Its location made Middleton a popular vacation town for the more industrial cities of Lawrence and Lowell. The area is home to several homes from the colonial period, such as the Thomas Fuller House, which was constructed in 1684. The town is also home to some of the oldest trees in the state.
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Settled
1659
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Population
9,767
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Website
Did you know?
Richardson’s Farm in Middleton has been continuously family-run for over 300 years. The farm and ice cream operations are currently managed by the 9th generation.
Highlights
- Ferncroft Country Club
- Golf Country
- Richardson’s Farm
Getting Here
From Boston: Take I-93 North to Exit 28A I-95 N toward Peabody. Take Exit 59 toward Lynnfield Center. Then, continue onto Main St, followed by continuing onto Boston St., Turn left onto MA-114 W/MA-62 E, and finally, turn left onto Lake St. (source: google maps)