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Northshore October 2025
Be dazzled by this sweet-and-sour cocktail at the Rudder in GloucesterTucked away amidst a cluster of cottages on historic Rocky Neck in Gloucester sits an iconic gem called the Rudder. It's tough to find, but an exciting discovery once you do. The restaurant sits in the middle of America's oldest continuously working art colony, a place that was a haven for famous artists like Edward Hopper, Milton Avery, Nell Blaine, and Winslow Homer; even writers Louisa May Alcott and Rudyard Kipling spent time there.Established in 1957 by the vivacious Evie Parsons, the Rudder has had a loyal following for decades. Now, with a renovation completed in 201
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