Bob Wells

Turnip Farmer

John Murphy, Sr

Restaurateur & Artist

Leo & Andrea Cakounes

Cranberry Farmers

Ginny Nickerson

Art Gallery Owner

Bob Nash

Cultural Center of Cape Cod Executive Director & Photographer

Eric Hart

Cape Cinema Director

I’m something like a 15th-generation Cape Codder. I’m a direct descendent of Elder William Brewster, who came over on the Mayflower. My mother’s maiden name is Ellis—like Ellis Landing and Thad Ellis Road in Brewster. My great grandfather built the first cottage colony in Brewster. Read more…

Joanne Uchman & Janet Davis

Sisters & Shopkeepers

Bill Daley

Sandwich Glass Museum Docent

When I retired relatively young, at 56, my wife and I decided we didn’t need to live in Boston. We went to Sandwich and I fell in love with the village area. We told our real estate agent that we wanted a lot in a small, quiet neighborhood, and that if it was near the water or a golf course that would be great. The agent came back in a couple of days with one. That was in 2001. The greatest move we ever made was coming down here.

Way back when I was in college, I was a history major. I never really did anything with it—I needed to make some money, so I ended up in the financial services business. When I retired, I had time on my hands to do some things I really wanted to do, so I ended up pursuing some interests from way back. That’s how I ended up volunteering, leading walking tours for the Sandwich Glass Museum, after I learned a little about the history of the town. Read more…

Bobby Byrne

Restaurateur & Bartender

I grew up in Taunton, so the Cape was not unfamiliar to me. When I was in college, I came down here and tended bar in the summertime. The attraction to this place was one of having fun. Read more…