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Directions to Haverhill Stadium Softball Fields

HAVERHILL           Lincoln Ave. (Rte 97)         

 

FROM THE NORTH (NEW HAMPSHIRE, MAINE)

 

TAKE RTE. 495 SOUTH                                                                          

TAKE LEFT AT EXIT 49 RTE. 110/113/RIVER STREET                                

FOLLOW RIVER ST.                                                                             

TAKE RTE. 97/113 EAST AFTER FIRE STATION                          

The Softball Fields are next to BLDG. 19 ON RIGHT

 

 

 

FROM THE SOUTH (WORCESTER AND RTE. 93 BOSTON)

 

TAKE RTE. 495 NORTH                                                              

TAKE RIGHT AT EXIT 49 RTE. 110/113 RIVER STREET                             

FOLLOW RIVER STREET                                                                                 

TAKE RTE. 97/113 EAST AFTER FIRE STATION                         

The Softball Fields are next to BLDG. 19 ON RIGHT

 

 

 

FROM THE EAST (RTE. 95)

 

TAKE RTE. 95 TO EXIT 54 RTE. 133 WEST                      

FOLLOW RTE. 97 NORTH –WEST                                   

AFTER BRIDGE BEAR LEFT                                                                    

The Softball Fields are next to BLDG. 19 ON LEFT                                                                                     

 

 

FROM THE WEST

 

FOLLOW DIRECTIONS FROM RT. 495

 

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