High Rock Tower Reservation

The High Rock Tower Reservation or High Rock Tower Park is a city stop of Lynn, Massachusetts. The approximately 4.5-section of land stop incorporates the summit region of a slope with ordering perspectives of the encompassing territory, and in addition the Atlantic Ocean which is just and a large portion of a mile away.

The recreation center's chief fascination is the High Rock Tower, a stone structure estimating 85 feet high, implicit 1905, supplanting a prior pinnacle worked by Jesse Hutchinson of the Hutchinson Family Singers, a politically-dynamic abolitionist singing gathering that performed all through the northern United States from the 1840s to around 1880.

The Jesse Hutchinson gained the property from the Pawtucket locals, and by 1846 assembled two Gothic Revival cabins known as High Rock Cottage and Daisy Cottage and later different bungalows and additionally the main pinnacle which torched amid a festival of the Civil War's end.