Revere Beach

Revere Beach is an open shoreline in Revere, Massachusetts, USA, situated around 4 miles north of downtown Boston. Respect Beach was established in 1895 as the primary open shoreline in the United States. In 1875, the Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad or "Restricted Gauge" came to Revere Beach, making it more open and significantly expanding its notoriety as a late spring diversion territory. Different shoreline related and recreational structures jumped up along the shoreline itself, which was compelled by the closeness of the railroad to the high tide check.

A few attractions incorporate the yearly New England Sand Sculpting Festival, which has occurred at Revere Beach every July since 2004. Amid this celebration a zone of the shoreline is fenced off, making a transitory workmanship exhibition for guests. Occasion co-ordinators have broadcasted that the celebration is the biggest sand-chiseling challenge in New England. A sum of $15,000 in prize cash was accessible for the 2010 event. The yearly challenge has drawn guests from more noteworthy Boston and New England with its wonderful figures and as a rule has expanded the interest of the shoreline as a fascination.