Salmon Falls - Sherburne Falls, MA - Wagon Roads and Trails on Waymarking.com

The Salmon Falls was the location of a treaty between the Penobscot and the Mowhawk tribes. This treaty was recognized by the Colonial Court in 1744, preserving in perpetual peace the area within one days journey of this site, for hunting and fishing.

Nowadays it is a historic site along the Mohawk Trail.

For more about the Mohawk Trail, see this one. (visit link)

Road of Trail Name: Mohawl Trail State: MA County: Franklin County Historical Significance: According to the text on the sign this location was very prominent in regards to a treaty between the Penobscots and the Mohawks. Years in use: Since almost the dawn of time. How you discovered it: It's my home state. Just another road while growing up. Website Explination: http://mohawk-trading-post.com/node/22 Why?: See long Description. Directions: Get on Route 2 until you get to Sherburne Falls, then head into town. Book on Wagon Road or Trial: Not listed

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