Don’t Miss the Aquarium’s Baby Tank
When you think of Cape Cod what comes to mind? The feel of shifting sands between your toes? The smell
Exploring and Preserving Priceless Treasure at the Whydah Pirate Museum
This is more than a Pirate Museum. It is a living laboratory that lets visitors share the thrill of the
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
Truro Students Build Bevins Skiff at Cape Cod Maritime Museum
The Sixth Grade class at Truro Central School has embarked on the journey of their young lives. During the
Cape Cod’s Maritime Roots
Cape Cod’s Maritime roots For those with an interest in the Cape’s maritime past and present, the Cape Cod Maritime Museum in Hyannis, naturally overlooking Hyannis Harbor, boasts a vast gallery of history on such a vibrant element of Cape Cod’s culture.
A multitude of marine life in Cape Cod’s mudflats
A multitude of marine life in Cape Cod’s mudflats It isn’t always easy to find the crabs, jelly fish, clams and other marine creatures that flourish in the low-tide environment, and that’s one of the reasons why the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History offers Mudflat Mania, an interactive, guided exploration of the flats, sea grasses and marshes