All Around Towns Crossword

Home to famous actor Chris Cooper and his actress wife Marianne Leone Cooper.
All members of the band Aerosmith have had homes here.
The cranberry capital of the world.
This town has a dessert named after it.
Birthplace to famed animal conservationalist Jeff Corwin.
This towns most famous resident, Deborah Sampson, took part in many famous battles in the Revolutionary War, enlisted under the false name Robert Shirtliffe, posing as a man.
The oldest town in New England.
The "first" town on the Cape; and home to the nation's oldest store, "Aptucxet Trading Post".
Birthplace of President John Adams.
The site of a many reports of strange phenomena similar to that of the "Bermuda Triangle", including claims of alleged paranormal activity, UFO sightings, "Bigfoot" sightings, giant snakes, "thunderbirds", and indian curses.
Home to the first divided highway in America.
Well known for its ship building, cranberry production, and oyster beds.
This town green has served as the scene for many hollywood films, including "The Witches of Eastwick" and "Houseguest".
Home of the invention of the first tack-making machine. Also, home to the Semi-Professional Football Team-"The South Shore Chiefs".
Ocean Spray was first started and remained headquartered here, before moving to Plymouth in the 1970's.
Home to the oldest co-educational school, and also the oldest church structure in continuous use as a place of worship, in the United States.
This town in (as its name suggests) dominated by its rocky land.
Actress Gina Davis was born here.
Site of the Toll House Restaurant (where the famous cookie was developed).