The Town Hall, Eastham, MA

Eastham Town Hall, Route 6

Chapel in the Pines, Eastham, MA

Universalist Church - Chapel in the Pines, Eastham, MA - 1906

Town Hall & Windmill, Eastham MA

Eastham RR Station, Eastham, MA

Eastham RR Station - North Eastham Station

Eastham RR Station - loading the train

Methodist Church and Burying Ground

M.E. Church, Eastham MA - built 1851, destroyed by fire on September 18, 1920

Original Eastham Public Library - Eastham, MA - 1906

Original Eastham Public Library, Eastham, MA

Samuel Brackett's Store

Hotel Almena, Eastham, MA

G. H. Clark's Store, Eastham, MA

Eastham Filing Station, Eastham, MA

Driving Down Route

Constructing Route 6

Town Pump, Eastham, MA circa 1910

The old town pump and granite watering trough were once located at the junction of Salt Pond and Locust Roads. The pump originally cost Eastham $15, plus 25 cents for a metal cup. The granite trough is dated 1905 and bears the beautitude "Blessed Are the Merciful. They were moved to Windmill Green in October 1934

Route 6 Repair Crew circa 1915

J. Gill, A. Gill, S. Nickerson, R. Higgins & Len Dill

State Highway, US Route 6, North Eastham, MA

View on State Road, North Eastham, MAA

Cottages and Beach Postcard, North Eastham, MA

Doan Rock, Eastham, MA

Overlook Inn 1907

Now the Inn at the Oaks

The Over Look Inn, Eastham, MA

The Over Look Inn in Eastham, MA

The Ice House, Eastham, MA

Last of the Three Sisters Lights, Eastham, MA

Three Sisters Lights in Eastham, MA

Three Sisters Lighthouses, Eastham, MA

Three Sisters Lights - Eastham, MA

Wreck of Parrsboro Vessel at Nauset, Eastham, MA

Approach to Coast Guard Beach

Aerial View of Coast Guard Beach

Doane Family Plaque

Hopkins cottage at Nauset Beach July 15, 1894