It’s spring again, and this brings the opening of Captain Bangs Hallet House Museum for the season. There are 48 historic sea captain’s homes within a mile of the Inn at Cape Cod, but this is the only one on Cape Cod regularly open to visitors. It provides an intimate glance into nineteenth century family life, and the parlors are arranged as if the captain was just returning from his voyage to China. His gifts of silk fabric, toys, porcelain, lacquered pieces and tea are on display, as well as costumes from the period. The museum is a gentle few minutes stroll from the Inn at Cape Cod, and along the way you can enjoy the wonderful Olde Kings Highway, which is classed as one of North America’s ten most scenic byways.
The Inn at Cape Cod
Innkeepers: Mike & Helen Cassels
4 Summer Street, PO Box 371
Yarmouth Port, MA 02675
508.375.0590
stay@innatcapecod.com
Latest Posts From Our Blog:
Vacation Time Is Precious – Let Us Help Maximise Your Enjoyment Of Cape Cod And Islands - "Americans work hard and play hard". Or at least, so the saying goes on the other side of the Pond. No seriously, this is meant as a compliment, and i...
A Spring Fling to Remember at our Luxury Inn At Cape Cod - Why not treat yourself during these glorious spring days, to a well earned break here on Cape Cod. Yes, the shovelling is over and those chores in the...
The Inn At Cape Cod : 5 Star Boutique Hotel Luxury with A Personal Touch - We are frequently asked which category of luxury accomodation we believe our property fits best. Well, there is not an easy answer, and to some exten...