Driving in Downtown Gloucester, Massachusetts - 4K60fps
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Gloucester is a city in Essex County, Massachusetts, in the United States. It sits on Cape Ann and is part of Massachusetts's North Shore. The population was 28,789 at the 2010 U.S. Census. An important center of the fishing industry and a popular summer destination, Gloucester consists of an urban core on the north side of the harbor and the outlying neighborhoods of Annisquam, Bay View, Lanesville, Folly Cove, Magnolia, Riverdale, East Gloucester, and West Gloucester.
The town was an important shipbuilding center, and the first schooner was reputedly built there in 1713. The community developed into an important fishing port, largely due to its proximity to Georges Bank and other fishing banks off the east coast of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Gloucester's most famous (and nationally recognized) seafood business was founded in 1849 as John Pew & Sons. It became Gorton-Pew Fisheries in 1906, and in 1957 changed its name to Gorton's of Gloucester. The iconic image of the "Gorton's Fisherman", and the products he represents, are known throughout the country and beyond. Besides catching and processing seafood, Gloucester is also a center for research on marine life and conservation ; Ocean Alliance is headquartered in the city.
In the late 19th century Gloucester saw an influx of Portuguese and Italian immigrants seeking work in the town's flourishing fishing industry and a better life in America. Some present-day fishermen of Gloucester are descendants of these early immigrants. The strong Portuguese and Italian influence is evident in the many festivals celebrated throughout the year. During the Catholic celebration, St Peter's Fiesta, relatives of fishermen past and present carry oars representing many of the fishing vessels which call Gloucester their home. Saint Peter is the patron saint of the fishermen. Gloucester remains an active fishing port, and in 2013 ranked 21st in the United States with respect to fish landings. In that year 62 million pounds of fish were caught bringing in an estimated $42 million.
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I left my beloved Gloucester in 1972 for Lakeland Florida. I'm so happy to see that the geographic layout has remained the same. Thanks for your tour you gave on camera for youtube. I hope to see my old neighborhoods from East Gloucester to Eastern Point to Good Harbour one of these days in a video that someone will post.
Thanks for the ride along, loved revisiting that area, could feel every turn as if I were driving, I could almost smell the sea...
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GloStAh!!!! Love it!!
as a Gloucester person i approve this vid
Thank you!
I could spend hours and hours just looping Main St and Rogers
one of my fave places in the world. Was hoping I’d see my nanas house or my Grampy’s. It’s been years since I’ve seen them 💔
I actually went here two days ago! 🩷🩷 still such a beautiful town
I really loved Gloucester when I was stationed in the USCG It has not changed learned to drive there. The best seafood off the river. What drew me here was the Oscars Troy from Yoda gave Gloucester a shot out. lol
This is city of my dream.but i'm from Kazakhstan and i don't have a money for visa.I'm just 34 y.o.
Absurd left after Dominos And not head towards the back shore!
I loved Gloucester until I had to move
I want to live here... I'm sick of Texas
Did you really just pull over and block an intersection at the end of the video?