Wenham

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Established in 1643, the picturesque town of Wenham is located in
the heart of Essex County on Massachusetts’s North Shore. The
town boasts of a great pond with ice so clear that Queen Victoria
would have no other, 11 First Period Colonial homes, the Wenham
Museum, an immense and wild swamp, a unique teahouse, and a
doll that traveled the world as a goodwill ambassador. Historically,
Wenham was a farming community, but the advent of the railroad in
1839 and electric cars in 1895 brought opportunity for businesses, such
as a leather and a shoe factory, and the ice trade. By 1940, only small
shops remained. Wenham proudly retains its historic and pastoral
charm today.