Articles
- The 1885 Sand Hill School
- A Bit About the Boardwalk
- The Boyden Block
- A Brickyard in Sandwich (as we mark the bicentennial of the War of 1812)
- Aerial Views of Town Center
- Main Street: Then and Now
- The Nye Museum, Old County Road and Cedarville
- Researching Your House History
- Sandwich’s Animal Night Club and the Locust Grove Asylum
- The Story of the “Old Titus” Clock
- Town Hall Through the Years
- Saddle and Pillion Graves
- What’s in YOUR backyard?
Categories
Early Settlers
LINKS
- Blog Author Don Bayley
- Cape Cod Historical Links A great collection of links to historical information throughout the Cape
- East Sandwich Friends Meeting House
- Friends of the Sandwich Town Archives (FOSTA)
- Historic Properties Real Estate Scholarship
- How to Preserve Your Historic Home A great resource from the National Trust for Historic Preservation
- Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System (MACRIS)
- Sandwich Conservation Trust
- SANDWICH HISTORICAL COMMISSION WEBSITE
- Sandwich House Tour, December 11, 2011
- Sandwich Town Hall Preservation Award Sandwich Town Hall was granted a 2011 Preservation Award for Rehabilitation & Restoration.
- Sandwich's 250th Anniversary Excerpts from the 1889 Program Guide
- Sandwich's 375th Anniversary Join the Celebration!
- The Sandwich Town Archives
Sources
- "A Handbook of New England" 1917
- "ANNUAL REPORT ON THE STATISTICS OF LABOR" For the Year Ending November 30, 1922
- "History of Barnstable County," 1890, by Simeon Deyo
- "History of Sandwich and Bourne, Plymouth Records" 1912
- "Nye Family of America"
- "Sandwich Glass" by Lenore Wheeler Williams
- "The Pressed Glassware of Old Sandwich"
- "Towns of New England and Old England"
- "Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration of Sandwich and Bourne" 1889
- Cape Cod Gravestones
- Cape Cod Historical Links A great collection of links to historical information throughout the Cape
- Massachusetts Cultural Resource Information System (MACRIS)
- The Sandwich Town Archives
- Town of Sandwich Historic Preservation Plan (PDF file)
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Sandwich’s Woodhouse Night Club and the Locust Grove Asylum
Skunks and racoons on the kitchen table? The house at 238 Route 6A, The Old King’s Highway, is falling down. It’s open to the weather and the rain just pours in. In a year or so, it may be gone. … Continue reading
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