Maudslay State Park is an idyllic blend of wilderness and tamed garden. On the shores of Merrimack River, in Massachusetts, Maudslay - originally spelled as Maudsleigh - was owned by a prominent citizen of Newburyport, Frederick Strong Mosley, in the late 1700s. There were once two stately homes on the grounds and a small but busy ferry spot nearby. The ferry saw heavy use during the late 1700s, but when a nearby bridge was built, the ferry fell into disuse. However, a small lane that leads up to where the ferry was situated can still be seen today. The Maudslay Manors and its grounds were passed down through the generations until around the 1900s, where it was abandoned. Fires destroyed the homes and several other buildings on the grounds. The state of Massachusetts purchased the property in 1985 and converted it into a state park.
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