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2022 Programs

All Programs begin at 7 pm.  Admission prices, unless otherwise noted, are $15 for nonmembers; $10 for members.  Open seating, we do not sell advance tickets. Receptions follow. Book signings, courtesy of Titcomb’s Bookshop, when applicable. Memberships, which allows for reduced admission prices, can be secured at the door.

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Monday, AUGUST 15- Cape Cod Modern Houses

The founding director of Cape Cod Modern House Trust Peter McMahon explores the history of some of the prime movers of modern architecture including Bauhaus luminaries, drawn to the Cape beginning in the late 1930s.  


Sponsored by Lynn & Steve Heslinga; Terrie Reilly & Mark Wirtanen; Craig Schelter.

MONDAY, AUGUST 22 -NEW ENGLAND LIGHTHOUSES & THE PEOPLE WHO KEPT THEM

Maritime historian and the leading expert on New England lighthouses Jeremy D’Entremont weaves a story of bravery, heroism and solitude. 


Sponsored by :    George   Family Trust ,  Ken Morton (in   kind)   Jim Fitzgerald   & Linda Shannon    

MONDAY, AUGUST 29- TRANSATLANTIC TRAIN: BOSTON, LIVERPOOL & CAPE COD CAPTAINS;

Local author Vincent Miles tells the true interconnecting story of a poor orphan from a remote country village, a renowned ship builder and two Cape Cod mariners. 


Sponsored by the Town of Barnstable/Hyannis Chamber of Commerce Tourism Grant, Peter & Susan Eleftherakis

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12- BASEBALL’S FINEST HOUR

Popular story teller Marty Sandler recounts the dramatic story of the fascinating 1941 baseball season.  


Sponsored by George Muhlebach

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19: THE USE OF ANIMALS IN WW1

Joe Yukna, Director of Cape Cod Military Museum relates the bizarrely fascinating tale of the expected and surprising uses of animals during the Great War.


Sponsored by: JOHN & SUSAN LITTLEFIELD

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26-OYSTERS & CATB0ATS; A FOUNDING OF A VILLAGE

Historian Paul Chesboro talks about the storied history of his favorite Cape Cod village.  


Sponsored by      LEE   & JAMIE HUNSAKER;   JON & ELIZA LEWIS    

MONDAY, OCTOBER 3: BEFORE SALEM: “WITCHES” IN MASSACHUSETTS

The ever-popular Greg Williams is back with another delightfully spooky tale. 


Sponsored by Lesley Wallace.


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