History
When Cape Cod Dogs Lived Differently
Cape journalist and blogger reflects on times gone by with his free-spirited furry friend.
Weekend Away: Newport, Rhode Island
Our seaside sister to the west offers an escape to a coastal playground that bridges the gap between history and tomorrow.
The Cranberry: How America’s Native Red Berry Caught a Wave and Still Floats On
Though its dimensions are small, the wee cranberry has a long and notable history on Cape Cod.
Stones With Stories
Cape Cod residents are giving cemeteries a new life, rather than death, with projects to restore and uplift historical graveyards.
Navigating the Storms of Cape Cod’s Past
Local author and historian, Don Wilding, documents the ferocious storms of the Cape’s storied past.
He was in the Room
Local photographer Jack Bradley spent much of his career quietly capturing some of jazz’s greatest musicians.
Untold Stories of the Underground Railroad
Learn what historic role Martha’s Vineyard played in the Underground Railroad network in the 19th century.
Coastal Camelot
A glimpse into the restorative respite the Kennedys found in the New England summers.
Gunk’holing: Where has the time Gone?
As I sit down to write this column, I find myself overwhelmed with gratitude and nostalgia. This issue marks a milestone that I only hoped would be when I first…
Memories of a Cape Cod Life Writer
Christie Lowrance embarked on a writing career that began as a freelancer for Cape Cod LIFE back in its inception in 1979.
Gunk’holing: As far as the eye can see
Recently I asked my son Joshua, our photographer, if he thought we should tell the Cape Cod LIFE readers what he has taken photos of, and if they could do…
The History of Heritage
Celebrating its 55th year, Heritage Museums & Gardens sheds light on the people who inhabited the historical grounds.
A Slice of LIFE
Over 45 years, one thing has remained the same: creating iconic covers has become synonymous with our brand.
Gunk’holing: Thanks for the Memories
It is always a pleasure to receive feedback from our audience and followers. Over the past 45 years, the correspondence has covered many topics and provided interesting memories that others…
Creating Camelot
JFK’s legacy and how it has shaped our understanding of an era 60 years after his assassination.
If the Walls Could Talk
Portraits of the past found tucked into the walls of historic homes in Provincetown rock the local art community.
Through The Eyes of Children – Then and Now
The new exhibit at the Martha’s Vineyard Museum examines childhood on the island 100 years ago.
Gunk’holing: Letter From A Friend
I have been friends with Nancy and Brian Donohoe for about 50 years. Nancy’s daughter Heidi and her great-grandmother are in the cover photo of the second issue of Cape…