Welcome to the City of Lowell
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The City of Lowell is the fourth largest city
in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Its strategic location at the
intersections of Routes 495, 93 and 3, provides excellent access to all
points of interest in Massachusetts as well as New Hampshire and Maine.
Commuter rail also provides an easy 40-minute ride to Boston's North
Station.
Lowell's National Park is known as
one of the greatest tributes to the Industrial Revolution and the
textile industry that boomed in New England in the nineteenth century.
The rehabilitated mill buildings are further complemented by 2 1/2
miles of trolley tracks, canal boat tours, and several museums.
The 3200-seat Lowell
Auditorium hosts many of the country's best performers at
affordable prices. The Merrimack
Repertory Theatre, which is also located in downtown Lowell, is one
of the few self-sustaining repertory theater groups in the
northeast.
The 19th century mill buildings provide an
excellent opportunity for low-cost acquisition and rehabilitation for
small and large companies. The city offers many unique financial
incentives to encourage new growth and development. The city's
workforce is computer literate and strongly supported by the local school district,
which has just completed nine new schools and five school
rehabilitations. The education base also includes Middlesex Community College
and The University of Massachusetts
Lowell. The student population further enhances the market for
retail businesses in downtown Lowell and its surrounding
neighborhoods.
This planned urban community is built around the Merrimack River and
its diverse canal system, which provided power to the early
manufacturers. Today these water amenities add to the character of the
city. Special events of the year include a folk festival, known as
the best in New England and draws over 200,000 people annually,
Riverfest, First Night, and Fourth of July fireworks.
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