Cape Ann
United States
Cape Ann shares 52 connections with 846 other places across 11 topics, from art and colonial history to literature and nature. Art is the dominant topic, with the Cape Ann Museum appearing in the evidence as a repository for correspondence between writers and local figures. Massachusetts and Boston are the most closely linked places, while Gloucester, England and New England anchor a transatlantic and regional cluster. Captain John Smith originally named the cape “Cape Tragabigzanda” before Charles I assigned it an English name.
Jonathan Bayliss
Connects Cape Ann to: Massachusetts | Gloucester, England | Arlington, Massachusetts
Stage Fort
Connects Cape Ann to: United States | Massachusetts | Gloucester, England
Popham Colony
Connects Cape Ann to: Augusta, Maine | Bath, Maine | Phippsburg, Maine | Newcastle, Maine
Cape Ann
Connects Cape Ann to: Turkey | Maine | Gloucester, England
Slavery in the Ottoman Empire
Connects Cape Ann to: Algeria | Stara Zagora, Bulgaria | Białoboki, Poland | Ostrów, Poland
Annisquam River
Connects Cape Ann to: United States | Massachusetts | Gloucester, England
Blue Hills Brewery
Connects Cape Ann to: India | Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts | New England
Nantasket Beach
Connects Cape Ann to: Boston, Massachusetts | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Massachusetts | Plymouth, England | Topsfield, Massachusetts
Luminism (American art style)
Connects Cape Ann to: Oxford, England | Nancy, France | New England | Bar Harbor, Maine | Doolin, Ireland
Mary Blood Mellen
Connects Cape Ann to: Boston, Massachusetts | Massachusetts | New England | Maine | Gloucester, England
The Good Son (film)
Connects Cape Ann to: Massachusetts | Tokyo, Japan | Arizona | Nice, France | Maine
Lucy Larcom
Connects Cape Ann to: Boston, Massachusetts | Virginia | Illinois | Massachusetts | New England