Historic Buildings at Cape Cod National Seashore
The Cape Cod National Seashore, a member of the Museum Trail, shares eight historic structures worthy of a tour from
Living alongside the Wampanoags
The Mashpee Wampanoag Museum building is one of the oldest remaining homesteads in Mashpee, built in 1793 by the great grandson
Going to School in 1745
What was it like going to school on Cape Cod nearly 400 years ago? You can recreate the experience this
Touring the Highland Light House
While the Light House will be closed for renovations in 2019, you can enjoy this photo tour. Note also that
A Biomimicry Tour
“When someone asks me what is Biomimicry I like to use one example in particular,” says Peter Lawrence, found and
The World of Biomimicry on Cape Cod
When was the last time you had to pull a burr off your clothing? What a hassle. But when George
Cahoon Museum of American Art Reopens after $3 Million Renovation
Two years and $3 million later, the Cahoon Museum of American Art reopens its doors in Cotuit, introducing to the
The Discovery of a Young Boy’s Lifetime
Recently, a young Barnstable summer resident made a fascinating discovery along the shore. Ten-year-old Sean Regan, an avid beachcomber, succeeded in
The Nautical Collection: Wooden Boats at Osterville Historical Museum
Osterville Historical Society Brothers Daniel and Jesse Crosby, Jr., came to Osterville from Centerville in 1798 and leased sixteen rods
Overlooking Fort Hill, the Penniman House recalls a sea captain’s past
Sitting atop Fort Hill in Eastham is the Second Empire style home of Captain Edward Penniman. Built in 1868 the