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Falmouth Historic Society| Cape Cod Historic Guided Walk

June 20th, 2011 by Trish Robinson

Just across from The Captain’s Manor Inn is the Falmouth Historic Society on the Falmouth Village Green.  One of the favorite pastimes for visitors is the free 90 minute guided walk past Falmouth’s historic homes and places. The walk begins at 10 am starting May 31 and every Tuesday throughout the summer.

One of our guests from Canada last summer took some wonderful pictures of the Museums on the Green and their gardens that are shown below:

The walk starts and ends at the Hallett Barn Visitor’s Center on the grounds of the Falmouth Museums on the Green, 55 Palmer Ave.

 

Preserve America|Historic Cape Getaway|Falmouth Ma

May 10th, 2011 by Trish Robinson

In 2009 the Town of Falmouth was designated a Preserve America Community by the White House. This award is important because it is for perpetuity and Falmouth is the only town on the Cape to have received this award.  The award is a tribute to the our historical organizations and individuals who have helped to keep our town’s   history preserved and relevant for us and for the future. In 2011, Falmouth plans to honor the “Preserve America” designation in conjunction with the 325th Anniversary of the incorporation of Falmouth in 1686.

 

We invite you to book your accomodations at the elegant Captain’s Manor Inn in Falmouth where there are numerous historic sites, museums, and homes.  Guided historic walks are provided by The Falmouth Historic Society as well as Highfield Hall.

 

We are especially proud of Falmouth’s designation as a Preserve America Community and view ourselves as stewards of  The Captain’s Manor Inn, a Cape Cod bed and breakfast built in 1849 and lovingly restored to its old-world architectural splendor with up-to-date amenities.  The Inn is listed on the National Historic Register of Historic Places as part of the Falmouth Village Green Historic District.

 

Cape Cod Winter Wonderland

December 23rd, 2010 by Trish Robinson

You certainly can tell which way the ocean wind was blowing !

We just cleaned out from our first snowstorm of the season!

The snow was heavy and wet vs. light and fluffy.  You can tell how the ocean wind was pushing the snow by the looking at the east side of the Inn sign as compared to the west side of the sign.  Also if you look at an enlargement of the front of the Inn picture you will see a wreath was blown away by the wind.  (Our daughter Laura found it in one of the shrubs in the front yard after a bit of a search : -).

The Falmouth Village Green decorations look even more special after the snow.

Holiday Decorations in Falmouth, Cape Cod

December 14th, 2010 by Trish Robinson

We found this holiday card created by previous owners in 1980's when the Inn was called Mostly Hall

The holidays are always so festive and as newcomers to Falmouth  we were looking forward to seeing the town holiday decorations and adding some of our own.

We decided to concentrate on the entrance to the Inn and a few other areas.

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