Author: Chris White
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Driving Back in Time
In a society steeped in information and digital imagery, it can be easy to forget that humans coexisted for thousands…
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Of Wits and Wickets
On a June morning near the peak of the rolling hills of Sandwich, the dew and cool have already burned…
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Lucking Out
Polhemus Savery DaSilva applies thoughtful design and exceptional craftsmanship to a unique home for the entire family. Few dogs are as…
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Schulenburg’s Rising Tide
Artist Paul Schulenburg paints the inspiring life that surrounds him on Cape Cod. In Paul Schulenburg’s painting, Soon to Return, a…
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The Cod-ification of the Cape
In an early chapter of the epic novel “American Gods” Neil Gaiman relates the story of a ship of sailors…
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A Voyage Fueled by Vision
Forty years ago Harry Holl imagined a place where the art and artists of Cape Cod could shine. Today the…
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William R. Davis
William R. Davis never thought he could make money as an artist, but his outlook changed in 1988, when the…
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Jonathan McPhillips
Route 6A is in many respects Cape Cod’s version of northern California’s 101—the scenic highway along the coast—and Jonathan McPhillips’…
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Steve Wardle
For one family of artisan goldsmiths, their Chatham store and gallery “was inevitable,” says owner Steve Wardle. His wife, Barb,…
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The Lighthouse of Hyannis Port
One of the Cape’s most iconic lighthouses stands not upon the dunes of the National Seashore but at a bend…
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The Message from the Messenger Man
Traeger DiPietro channels the beauty found around him into a beguiling statement about life on the Vineyard. Back in the…
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A Garden of the Greatest Generation
Falmouth’s Spohr Gardens provides an interlude between the past and the present. In the heart of Falmouth’s Spohr Gardens stands a…
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Home is Where the Health Is
Cape Cod Healthcare: from dire beginnings to an essential present. On October 2nd, 1920, Cape Cod Hospital first opened its…
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It’s Hip to be Square
Huey Lewis was a kind of working class rock singer who played with a variety of musicians in the San…
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From Ranch to Cape, Dallas to Dockside
This ain’t the first rodeo for “The Young House” in Mattapoisett. Here on the shore of Buzzards Bay, near Ned’s…
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Collecting the Cape
“When you’re going to renovate a house, always hire an architect you’ve known for 50 years,” say the owners of…
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The Eye of the Universe
Imagine a world in which the wealth of the richest towns and cities revolves around the pursuit and hunting of…
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Changing Yellow Blue
A Hyannis Port landmark takes on a fresh future. In Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s classic short story, “The Yellow Wallpaper,” the…
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