Cape Cod National Seashore | Wood End

Measured mile, east targets. Maritime trials continued for decades off Provincetown, which — ideally for such purposes — offered deep seas Continue reading →

Cape Cod National Seashore | Wood End

U.S.S. S-4 crash site. Thirty-four sailors, two officers, and two visitors were aboard the U.S.S. S-4 submarine for a trial run Continue reading →

Captain Bertie’s Way

Captain Bertie’s Way runs roughly southwest-by-south, turning sharply northwest-by-north, for a total of about 0.19 mile, from the Winslow Street Continue reading →

Captain Bertie’s Way history

Captain Bertie was none other than Capt. Marion Perry, skipper of Rose Dorothea (pictured) when she won the Lipton Cup in Continue reading →

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Winslow Street Water Tank I. In the early 1890s, the municipal water system was created. Part of the land owned Continue reading →

7 Captain Bertie’s Way

Winslow Street Water Tank II. The second tower on this site — known officially as “No. 1” after the first Continue reading →

7 Captain Bertie’s Way

Winslow Street Water Tank III. That elephant in the middle of the living room that nobody talks about? It is Continue reading →

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Captain Bertie’s Townhouse Condominium (Units 1-2). Timothy J. Downey created the condo in 1985, the year that this two-story dwelling Continue reading →