Cottage Colonies – Opening the Door to the Outer Cape Jane Weissman Cottage colonies are more than just clusters of summertime cabins. With stories and histories to tell, they opened the door for tourists and entrepreneurs to the Outer Cape. Many stayed at these communities first as babies, then adults and then as grandparents. Come […]
Join Dan Haslam on the porch of the Highland House Museum to begin an entertaining and informative walk along the Highlands District of Truro. As you wander up to the lighthouse and past the golf course, you will learn the fascinating history of the area from farmland, lighthouse, resort, and National Seashore. Donation: $10.00 Space […]
Nursery of seamen and fishermen – Pamet Harbor from 1830 to 1860 Tim Richards Between 1830 and 1860, the seas were extraordinarily bountiful for Truro mariners. The town was home to some of the most productive fishermen and respected sea captains in the country. Dozens of businesses on and around the busy wharves of Pamet […]
Start: Highland House Museum Finish: Cobb Library Time: Winners usually take one hour or so Pre-Register: click on this form link and email to Ellen English: [email protected] $10.00 Donation Per Carload What is the Treasure Hunt? The Treasure Hunt is a family friendly fun competition that takes you around Truro to different locations in your car. […]
Fee: $10.00 Limited to 20 visitors Tuesday, September 19, 2023 -- NOTE DATE CHANGE Ever wonder how Corn Hill was named? Go for a 2 mile walk to find out with Jay Vivian, amateur local historian. Jay will lead a group of up to 20 people along a quiet road and sandy path, making occasional […]