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MASSACHUSETTS
U.S. Route 6 Tourist
Association
(A Not-for-profit IRS 501 (c) (3) "Public
Charity")
Lane restrictions
scheduled for Sagamore Bridge
(Steel repairs to
start on or about March 20, 2012.)
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A Route 6 Happening!
Welcome, New Member!
The Mass Cruisers Auto Club
How about giving one of our
large Massachusetts Historic Route 6 signs.
For a $100.00 donation which will be used to
help support our student internship programs you will receive an
official 2 ft. X 3 ft. highway sign as shown below.
These are beautiful signs with the diamond
reflective surface.
For a $25.00 donation you can receive one of
the smaller street signs.
(below held by Don Doucette)
(Donation includes insurance and shipping
within the U.S.A.)
Tax deductible as permitted by law.
Questions? Email:
Massachusetts@route6tour.com
The sign in the above picture is located on Cape Cod
outside of the Town of Provincetown, Massachusetts.
Tourism Office of Provincetown, MA
Welcome to the
Provincetown Chamber of Commerce!!
Cape Abilities Farm - Dennis, MA
Cape
Abilities Farm Fall Harvest - YouTube
Meet Don Doucette our Executive Director of the
Massachusetts U.S. Route 6 Tourist Association, a state division of the
National Association.
As Executive Director, Don
Doucette brings his lifelong energies and interests to the fore. Don has
explored New England through the avocation of day tripping for many years.
Recently, Don along with wife Nancy, have visited all 351 incorporated
municipalities represented within the Bay State. Don has seen the many moods
of his native Commonwealth from various angles and it is no wonder that when
Don was enlightened recently with the existence of the U.S. Route 6 Tourist
Association that Don found a new opportunity for local exploration and
inspiration.
For Don, any section of Massachusetts U.S.
Route 6 is only a day trip away. And so, he and Nancy are presently
exploring and getting to know better their own Massachusetts U.S. Route 6.
As responsible neighbors, Don and Nancy are realizing that Massachusetts
U.S. 6 is "in their backyard"
and as a result, Don invites you all over for a visit. He wishes to share
the many resources of Massachusetts U.S. Route 6 with those who are so
inclined. Don hopes for a local organized core group – a Massachusetts
Division of the National U.S. Route 6 Tourist Association. Please get
involved through your memberships and bring your energies, talents and
experiences to the total U.S. Route 6 preservation movement – old U.S.
Route 6, the Grand Army of the Republic Highway. It's worth preserving and
worth promoting as a valuable National cultural and economic resource.
MISSION
The U.S. Route 6
Tourist Association is a Not-for-profit IRS 501 (c) (3)
"Public Charity" Corporation
dedicated to the economic development and cultural preservation of
inner cities, small towns and rural communities located along all
3,652 miles of the Grand Old Highway.
NOTE:
We are currently all non-paid volunteers, either retired or keeping
our day jobs. Some of our student interns have worked their way up
to the position of Executive Director. The Association covers all
expenses related directly to Association activities.
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