Cape Cod Voices - Their Stories, Their History

Ghosts in a tea room? Mrs. Dunbar graciously allowed her presence to be acknowledged. The tea was delicious. I highly recommend it.

Residents of Cape Cod were surprised when a Silver U.S. Navy Blimp K-1 hovered over the Hyannis Airport for several hours on July 13, 1939 hoping to gas up so it could travel back to Lakehurst, New Jersey.

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Sherman talks about overcoming the fear of flying and the use of airplanes as a commercial vehicle. He also points out how rapidly in 27 years aviation has grown.

Transitioning to a new podcast HISTORIC CAPE COD where we will delve deeper into some of the fabulous history of Cape Cod. The Cape is so rich in history, stay tuned and find out more...

Change of venue today. During prohibition, many Cape Cod residents turned to running rum from Canadian Ships off the 12 mile limit. For a true account of these dealings listen to this excerpt from the Hyannis Airport book. Please let us know your thoughts and comments.....

Two haunted houses for you today. Burgess House has a resident ghost Hanna Rebecca who lived in the house for 63 years after her husbands death. And then there is Addie at Ocean Edge... such faithful widows.

One of the most published haunted houses on Cape Cod, the Dillingham House hosts several ghosts who go bump in the night. There are police records to document some of the hauntings which we will tell you aout in our next podcast.

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A bookshop like no other, Parnassus houses hundreds of books old and new and even some rare additions. Are there any ghosts? Absolutely. Come meet them with me as we visit. See you there. Can't wait to visit them again.

Originally a family residence, the renovations of the Captain Elijah Cobb House to become the Brewster Historical society was a long and arduous process but done to perfection. There were romantic encounters and ghosts that visit occasionally. Captain Elijah had a colorful life while at sea, even remaining in France during the Revolution and held prisoner in a Canadian jail. Stay Tuned.....

The Oldest Inn on Cape Cd, was bui;t in 1696. Lots of ghosts here. Someone sitting on your bed, tickling your feet and slamming your bed against the floor?

Who dripped the candle wax without the candles? Who slides glasses along the dining room bar? All these questions and more are answered in this busy podcast. Stay tuned.