Yacht Clubs evolved in the mid-1800's here on the Cape and many are still running regattas and races. Most of the ones highlighted offer sailing classes to junior members teaching them the rudiments of sailing and the rules of seamanship.

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What are cow tunnels and why do we need them? One Hundred years ago, we needed them because dairy farming was an essential part of Cape Cod life. Stay tuned...

Have you dreamed of owning a boat? Those Crosby Brothers did and built their own, and have been building them since 1850. Listen to find out how this all came about. Stay tuned.

Stepping Back Into Cape Cod History , listen as we explore the reasons why people came to the Cape in 1929, in 1980 and now. Times have not changed that much since the only way to access the Cape was over a wooden drawbridge... ten cars at a time. Imagine the backup? Listen as we explore the true story of how rum running happened. Stay tuned.

Whet your appetite with some of the foods and candies that were popular dring the 1920's and still have not lost their popularity. Amazing how things never change. Take a step back into your early years as you blow a huge bubble with Dubble Bubble gum... or chew on a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup circa 1929..

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Hannah and her sister Susan lived on Grand Island before it became Oyster Harbors. She was thought to be a witch and was hanged by the townspeople. Here is her story...

The Roaring Twenties were a pivotal turning point in Cape Cod history. Socially, economically and culturally. This overview is a brief history of those times both locally and nationally. Stay tuned

Another trip back in time for a look at a hidden gem of theater here on the Cape. The University Players had some very impressive actors and soon to become Hollywood Icons. Jimmy Stuart, Henry Fonda, and more to name a few.

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