Deborah & William Hillyard
Deborah & William Hillyard
Deborah & William Hillyard
Deborah & William Hillyard
Deborah & William Hillyard

Vacations -

Massachusetts

- Cape Cod

Chatham

Visit:
The Berkshires (TBA)
A nice Bed & Breakfast in Chatham where we have stayed a couple of times.
Chatham High Street.
Their Koi pond
Sparrows at the bird feeder (left), with a chipmunk picking up the spilled leftovers (right). 
Over the years, we have bought many books at the Chatham library book sales. 
We always go to the thrift shop attached to his church in Chatham, and have found many a bargain; and a few duds!
"Got a quarter?"

An obliging gull down on the sea front, near the Chatham Light. 
The village band-stand
Atwood House Museum, Chatham
Joseph Atwood, a sea captain from Chatham, built the house in 1752.  It has been preserved as a museum since 1927, with furniture and accessories that are typical of the 18th and 19th centuries that would have been
After the Chatham lighthouse was upgraded with aerobeacons and a new lantern room, the Chatham Historical Society acquired the old lantern which has been fully restored and now sits in the grounds of the Atwood House.  It houses the original Fourth order Fresnel lens from 1857. 
seen in the house.  It does not open until late in the year so we have not been able to see inside. 
The Chatham School Bells display at Atwood House Museum.
The Old Harbor Inn
Views of the Village of Chatham