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Clam Box of Ipswich

Ipswich, Massachusetts
Clam Box of Ipswich in Ipswich, Massachusetts
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Built1935
TypeGiant food

A clam shack built in 1935 by Richard Greenleaf Jr. in the shape of the cardboard box used to sell fried clams. It still serves seafood on High Street, and a dining room was added after the Greenleafs sold the business in 1962.

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Clam Box of Ipswich is in Ipswich, Massachusetts. The pin shows the town, so check the exact spot before you go.

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Where is Clam Box of Ipswich?

Clam Box of Ipswich is in Ipswich, Massachusetts. The map pin marks the town, so check the exact spot before you drive. Tap Get directions on this page to open it in Google Maps.

When was Clam Box of Ipswich built?

Clam Box of Ipswich dates from 1935.

What other giant roadside attractions are near Clam Box of Ipswich?

The closest on our map are Buc's Lagoon Giant Pirate in Hampton (about 18 miles away as the crow flies), Hood Milk Bottle in Boston (about 25 miles away as the crow flies), Steaming Kettle in Boston (about 25 miles away as the crow flies).

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