5 Recognizable Public Sculptures on the North Shore and What They Mean

Just because our favorite area museums are temporarily closed doesn't mean we can't consume art here on the North Shore. The region is rich with public outdoor sculptures, often softening into the backgrounds of our daily routines. These treasures tell fascinating stories if we only take the time to look more closely. --- Memorial Gates to Lavinia Farnham Ridgewood Cemetery, North Andover Traffic moves so quickly on Salem Street, it’s easy to miss the entrance to the private Ridgewood Cemetery near North Andover center. But the spectacular bronze doors flanking the entrance are worth slowing down for a

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5 Recognizable Public Sculptures on the North Shore and What They Mean

Learn about the region’s historical outdoor sculptures, then take a field trip to see some non-museum art that we can all still access safely.

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