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According to bostonuncovered.com, Plymouth Rock was voted “the worst attraction in Massachusetts.” Despite the fact that more than 1 million people annually flock to the South Shore to view this historic tourist attraction.

According to mixbook.com, Stockbridge Massachusetts located here in the Berkshires home to to the Norman Rockwell Museum, Tanglewood, Naumkeag, The Berkshire Theatre Group, Chesterwood, Berkshire Botanical Garden, & Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas. This town basically becomes a living postcard during the holiday season, reflecting a timeless beauty. The main street, which resembles Rockwell's famous painting, is festooned with festive decorations and lights, evoking a sense of nostalgia and warmth.

Let's be upfront about something we all know, Massachusetts isn't exactly the biggest state in terms of land size. In fact, compared to the rest of the U.S., we are the 7th smallest state in the country. The Bay State covers just 10,554.39 square miles. And of that, approximately just 7,800 square miles is actual land (shoutout to the Atlantic Ocean for its help). Despite that crazy fact, we have some relatively decent sized towns and cities, land-wise. But there is a town and a city that have to take their respective titles of the tiniest in the state due to the fact that their land size is crazy small.

No city or town in Massachusetts ever wants the reputation for this particular distinction. Nor is there any city or town anywhere else in the world, really, that wants to be known as this. However, unfortunately, it had to go to somewhere here in the Bay State.

We all know that Massachusetts such a rich history throughout the state. But with all that rich history, there happens to be lots and lots of haunted history. As it turns out, there is something extremely disturbing, creepy, and albeit, spooky that took place in a town within the Bay State that added to its resume as it earned the title of 'most unusual town in Massachusetts'.

All of us in Massachusetts know that we aren't exactly the biggest state in terms of land size. In fact, compared to the rest of the states in the U.S., we are the 7th smallest state in the U.S. The state covers only 10,554.39 square miles. And of that, approximately just 7,800 square miles is actual land (shoutout to the Atlantic Ocean for its help). Despite that bizarre fact, we have some relatively decent sized towns and cities, land-wise. But there is a town and a city that have to take their respective titles of the tiniest in the state due to the fact that their land size is crazy small.

Let's be honest, there's no city or town in Massachusetts that deserves this distinction. Nor does any spot anywhere ever want the notoriety of having this particular tag. However, there is a city in Massachusetts that was given this unfortunate title as there was some place that had to be named 'ugliest city in the state'.

The New England states are among the most densely populated throughout the country. This happens to include our densely populated state of Massachusetts. You might expect any town throughout the New England states to have a relatively decent population. In fact, throughout New England, there are 236.9 people per square mile on average, which is much higher than the national average of 79.56 people per square mile. However, despite being the most populated of all the New England states, Massachusetts has a town with a population that is even less than the national average of people per square mile.

Massachusetts town and city names are some of the most unique in any state. Oddly enough, as soon as we hear and/or read the name of any of those towns or cities, even if we have no idea where it is, MA residents seem to know if that is a town in the Bay State. It just so happens that if you were to mention any town that ends in 'ham', there's a really good chance that town actually exists somewhere in Massachusetts due to the fact that there is an absolutely absurd amount of towns here that end as such.

Anyone in Massachusetts knows it's not exactly the biggest state in terms of land size. In fact, compared to the rest of the states in the U.S., it is the 7th smallest state in the U.S. The state covers only 10,554.39 square miles. And with that, approximately just 7,800 square miles of that is actual land (thanks, Atlantic Ocean). Despite that odd fact, we have some relatively decent sized towns and cities, land-wise. But there is a town and a city that have to take their respective titles of the smallest in the state to no fault of their own.