In 1873, the Cape Cod railroad system linking Boston to Provincetown was completed. Truro gained access to the wider world of business and commerce, while also providing access to tourists and visitors to the Outer Cape. Join us as we show and discuss our latest short film production of Truro's railway.

Doug Still, creator of This Old Tree radio show and podcast, visited Truro in January to research Truro Vineyard's Chinese Mulberry Tree in front of the colonial house once owned by the Hughes family. Mr. Still has generously agreed to present his research and findings on the origin of this magnificent tree, the Hughes family, and […]

As part of the Susan Howe Music & Speaker Series, the Highland House Museum is proud to present Svadba, an opera film made during the pandemic and filmed on Ballston Beach. Svadba is a stunningly beautiful, 55-minute film adapted from Serbian composer Ana Sokolovic's libretto and a cappella score where six women celebrate on the eve […]

Josephine Nivison Hopper, wife of famed painter Edward Hopper, was an accomplished artist whose works were thought to be primarily lost. While visiting Florida in 2000. Elizabeth Colleary met with Arthayer Sanborn, a friend of the Hoppers, who revealed a large box of watercolors bequeathed to him by  Josephine. Elizabeth Colleary, and art historian and […]