Beverly-Wenham 5 (B-W5)
Posted by: Groundspeak Regular Member bctrail
N 42° 35.450 W 070° 50.127
19T E 349404 N 4717011
A granite post marking one point on the boundary line between the City of Beverly and the Town of Wenham, Massachusetts
Waymark Code: WM90E3
Location: Massachusetts, United States
Date Posted: 06/08/2010
Published By:Groundspeak Premium Member stvanme
Views: 3

This is one of many granite posts used to mark the "corner" points on the boundary lines between towns in Massachusetts, in this case, the City of Beverly and the Town of Wenham. It is about fifteen inches wide, three feet tall, and six inches thick. The letter "B" (for Beverly) is painted on one side, and the letter "W" (for Wenham) is painted on the opposite side.

To reach the marker, take exit 17 (Grapevine Road) off route 128 towards Wenham. Take the first left onto Hull Street, and then the first right into the Brigham Athletic complex of Gordon College. Go to the end and park. Follow the paved sidewalk around the left (southwest) end of the field. At the bottom of the hill, continue northwest across the open field and into the woods. Then follow your GPS about 0.3 mile to the marker, keeping the stream on your left.

The next adjacent marker heading southeast is Beverly-Wenham 4, 0.6 mile.
The next adjacent marker heading west is Beverly-Wenham 5A, 0.4 miles.
Monumentation Type: Stone post

Monument Category: County/Municipal boundary marker

Accessible to general public: yes

Monument Website: [Web Link]

County: Essex County

USGS Quad: Salem

Other Coordinates: N 42° 35.441 W 070° 50.125

Other Coordinates details:
MassHighway Town Corners Data Sheet, Massachusetts State Plane Coordinate System of 1983. Corner : BEVERLY-WENHAM 5 Designation: B-W5


Monumentation Type (if other): Not listed

Monument Category (if other): Not listed

Explain Non-Public access: Not listed

Historical significance: Not listed

NGS PID: Not listed

Approximate date of monument: Not listed

Visit Instructions:
1. A closeup photo of the monument is required.
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2. A 'distant' photo including the monument in the view is highly recommended. Include the compass direction you faced when you took the picture.
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