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Doubletree Hotel Boston/Bedford Glen

44 Middlesex Turnpike

Bedford, Massachusetts 01730

(781) 275-5500

To Toxikon Headquarters (4.3 miles/12 minutes)

• Start going southeast on Middlesex Turnpike toward Crowley Road.

• Turn right onto Bedford Street/MA-62. Continue to follow MA-62.

• Merge onto US-3 S toward Arlington/Boston.

• Merge onto I-95 S/MA-128 S via Exit 25B toward Providence, R.I.

• Take Exit 31B, RT-4/MA-225 to Bedford.

• Stay in the right lane.

• Bear right at the jug handle towards Hartwell Avenue/Hanscom Field.

• Go straight through the traffic lights and take a second right onto Maguire Road.

• Take second right off of Maguire Road onto Wiggins Avenue.

• Go straight for 1/4 mile.

• Toxikon is the first building on the right, #15.

Hilton Boston/Woburn

2 Forbes Road

Woburn, Massachusetts 01801

(781) 932-0999

To Toxikon Headquarters (6 miles/12 minutes)

•Head west on Forbes Rd toward Cedar Street

•Turn left onto Cedar Street

•Continue onto Salem Street

•Take slight right onto Beach Street

•Continue onto Clinton Street

•Turn right onto Main Street

•Slight left to stay on Main Street

•Take exit 31B to merge onto MA-225 W/MA-4 N/Bedford St toward Bedford

•Slight right toward Hartwell Ave

•Slight left onto Hartwell Ave

•Turn right onto Maguire Rd

•Take the 2nd right onto Wiggins Ave

•Toxikon is the first building on the right, #15

Hyatt Summerfield Suites

2 Van de Graaff Drive

Burlington, Massachusetts 01803

(781) 270-0800

From Hyatt Summerfield Suites to Toxikon Headquarters (6.5 miles/12 minutes)

• Head northeast on Van de Graaff Drive toward S Bedford Street.

• Continue on Wayside Road.

• Turn left at Cambridge St/RT-3A/US-3.

• Merge onto I-95 S/US-3 N via the ramp to Lowell/Waltham.

• Take the RT-4 N/ RT-225 W exit – Exit 31B toward Bedford.

• Turn slight right onto Bedford Street/MA-225.

• Turn slight right onto Hartwell Avenue.

• Turn right onto Westview Street.

• Turn right onto Maguire Road.

• Maguire Road becomes Summer Street.

• Turn right onto Wiggins Avenue. Toxikon is the first building on the right, #15.

Boston Marriott Burlington

One Burlington Mall Road

Burlington, Massachusetts 01803

(781) 229-6565

From Boston Marriott Burlington to Toxikon Headquarters (5 miles/10 minutes)

• Start driving east on Mall Road toward Cambridge Street/RT-3A S.

• Turn right onto Cambridge Street/RT-3A S.

• Merge onto I-95 S/MA-128 S via the ramp on the left toward Lowell/Waltham.

• Take the RT-4 N/ RT-225 W exit – Exit 31B toward Bedford.

• Turn slight right onto Bedford Street/MA-225.

• Turn slight right onto Hartwell Avenue.

• Turn right onto Westview Street.

• Turn right onto Maguire Road.

• Maguire Road becomes Summer Street.

• Turn right onto Wiggins Avenue. Toxikon is the first building on the right, #15.

Holiday Inn Select

15 Middlesex Canal Park Road

Woburn, Massachusetts 01801

(781) 935-8760

From Holiday Inn Select to Toxikon Headquarters (8 miles/15 minutes)

• Head east on Middlesex Canal Park toward Main St/RT-38.

• Turn left at Main St/RT-38.

• At the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit onto the I-95 S ramp to

Providence RI/Waltham.

• Merge onto I-95 South.

• Take the RT-4 N/ RT-225 W exit – Exit 31B toward Bedford.

• Turn slight right onto Bedford Street/MA-225.

• Turn slight right onto Hartwell Avenue.

• Turn right onto Westview Street.

• Turn right onto Maguire Road.

• Maguire Road becomes Summer Street.

• Turn right onto Wiggins Avenue. Toxikon is the first building on the right, #15

Attractions in and around Bedford

The town of Bedford came into its own in the 18th Century, being just an earshot from the “shot heard ‘round the world” on that fateful day in April that marked the beginning of the Revolutionary War with the battles at Lexington and Concord.

Located just 15 miles northwest of Boston, the Greater Bedford area is not only home to many life sciences companies, like Toxikon, it also has great proximity to New England historical sites. Each quaint New England town is dotted with colonial buildings and the options for sightseeing are endless.

Lexington (4 miles from Bedford)

Incorporated in 1713, Lexington is a beautiful New England town, well-known for its many historical buildings, parks, and monuments, most dating from Colonial-Revolutionary period. Such landmarks include Old Burying Ground, the Old Belfry, Buckman Tavern, the Revolutionary Monument, and the 900-acre Minuteman National Historical Park. Stroll down its quaint main street for boutique shopping and a variety of restaurants.

Concord (5 miles from Bedford)

Settled in 1635, beautiful downtown Concord is an iconic New England town. Old North Bridge in Minute Man National Historical Park is a landmark for the American Revolutionary War’s “shot heard round the world.” With a great literary background, destinations include Thoreau’s cabin-site at Walden Pond, the Wayside House, Louisa May Alcott’s home at Orchard House, and “Author’s Ridge” at Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, burial site for Alcott, as well as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau, and Nathaniel Hawthorne.

Boston (Approximately 15 miles from Bedford)

The largest city in New England, Boston is considered the cultural center of the region. With a rich history dating back to 1630, major historical events in Boston include the Boston Tea Party, Boston Massacre, the Battle of Bunker Hill, and Paul Revere’s Famous Ride. For the best views and history lessons, either hop a Duck Boat for a ride around town or follow the Freedom trail for a 2.5 mile red-lined walk that leads to sixteen significant historic sites in Boston. Boston offers something for everyone, including shopping on Newbury Street, ball games at Fenway Park, and great art collections at the Museum of Fine Art, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, or the Institute for Contemporary Art.

Located just 15 miles northwest of Boston, the Greater Bedford area is not only home to many life sciences companies, like Toxikon, it also has great proximity to New England historical sites. Each quaint New England town is dotted with colonial buildings and the options for sightseeing are endless.