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Those three titles cover the stories in this podcast with another nostalgia podcaster added.. Stay tuned.
This is the techie part of the Cape Cod Canal... but it is important... The canal is under Federal jurisdiction which means better financing.
Also, join us in our research as Dorothy and I search out topics for our presentation at OVL in January. Will keep you posted.
Thanks for listening.
As early as 1600, a canal was discussed to make passage for ships easier than facing our outer banks. A shipwreck every two weeks made the journey around the Cape a huge hazard and one many ship owners and Ship's captains avoided. Stay tuned as this isthmus becomes a canal and see the comlexities the engineers encountered.
We begin with Sylvanus B. Phinney who founded the papeer in 1803 at 22 years of age, and the many mergers the newspaper had over the years. We also touch on the home he built here and never lived in whch the Barnstable Historical Society purchased and offers it as a museum.
Stay tuned.
Cape Cod Independence from the British was 250 years ago o September 27th 1774.
Did you know that?
Stay tuned to find out what actually happened.
Hyannis or the Village of Hyannis has a rich history as does its surrounding other vilages. Today we explore these quaint little places from the viewpoint of the Hyannis Chamber. Makes you want to visit all of them.
Stay tuned.....
This podcast is to remind you of two events happening this weekend. The first is the 95th Anniversary of the Cape Cod Airfield and the second event is an actual reenactment of an historical event (1774) called Body of the Peope. Stay tuned...
You knew it was coming... save the date!! To celebrate the
WINGS AND WHEELS
CAPE COD AIRFIELD 95TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT.
SEPTEMBER 14TH 2024
10 TO 3 PM
FLYING, DISPLAYS, FOOD TRUCKS, HISTORY
100 RACE LANE, MARSTON’S MILLS
WWW.CAPECODAIRFIELD.COM
It is an eye-opening experience to see what the Cape Cod Chamber has accomplished since its inception 103 years ago.
Resident or Tourist, listen and prepare to be amazed and overwhelmed and grateful for what they have done to foster tourism and kept the Cape's ambiance intact.
Boardman was a stunt flier in Hells Angels but he was also a pioneer in the history of flight. Stay tuned
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