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garridogal Says: Once a church, it's now an inn and restaurant. The Abbey, The Painted Lady, and another property comprise the "The Belfry Inn" apparently.Looks lovely and again, I'd love to check out the interior!
garridogal Says: An absolutely gorgeous old Victorian converted into a bed 'n breakfast. Hey, here's another reason to return to Sandwich. I'd love to walk in and check out the common areas!
garridogal Says: Here's a reason to go back to Sandwich during warmer months. Dexter's Grist Mill is a restored mill that you can watch in action. I guess this tip is a "to be continued" in the event that I ever return and can visit it!
garridogal Says: If you like shiny and colorful objects then I think you'd enjoy visiting The Sandwich Glass Museum. It's located on the former site of a glass factory that was active during the 1800's. It was one of America's largest glass factories, in fact.They showcase a good variety of...
Daniel Webster Inn at Christmas
garridogal Says: I suppose that the Daniel Webster Inn is beautiful all year long. I'm glad I visited in during Christmas. Old Victorian inns are just more special with a Christmas tree or two and all "gussied" up with lights.
Back to the 1600's ~ the Hoxie House
Pawtuxet Says: The oldest house on Cape Cod was built in 1675 for Reverend John Smith, his wife Susanna and their 13 children. Purchased by the town in 1950, the house was restored and period furniture added. Open June - October, admission $1.50 adults, $ .75 children. Tour this wonderful...
SullyBiz Says: Town neck beach isn't known for its sand that's for sure, so if you are going for the day set yourself up on the dune side and take a walk along the boardwalk. When Hurricane Bob destroyed this landmark it was rebuilt with money from the townspeople who sponsored the boards....
Pawtuxet Says: Drive along the Old King's Highway, Rte 6A to Sandwich and beyond. The entire road is protected from strip development and commercialization....thank God!! Sandwich is a precious little microcosm loaded with charm. The old mill on the stream is picture perfect. It is the ...
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62 Opinions
Paul's Bean & Bagel: Cute 'n Quaint, but kinda mean...
garridogal Says: We stopped here at the end of day in Sandwich for a sweet. I got an ice-cream which was very nice. However, earlier in the day I had snapped this photo because I just can't get over some place serving so much coffee and then not letting you relieve yourself.What is it with...
Daniel Webster Inn: A lovely sandwich in Sandwich
garridogal Says: The Daniel Webster Inn is a Sandwich landmark and has been around for over 300 years. It was lovely to walk in and see it all decked out for Christmas. The lobby was pretty bustling and, after lunch there was a gift shop to check out. And we loooove to shop! We had planned...
Sweet Tomatoes: Neopolitan Pizza
SullyBiz Says: I worked and ate here for 3 solid years and I still crave this pizza. The crust is very thin and large and there is a wide variety of toppings. This is considered "gourmet" pizza and is definitely on the expensive side. One large pizza could be about $17- $20, but it is...
Seafood Sams: My favorite Lobster Bisque
SullyBiz Says: This place may appear cheesy.......but it's where everyone goes for their fried seafood fix in the summer. It's a fast food set up where you order at the counter and wait for your number to be called. They have indoor and outdoor seating and a bar.I never eat in the...
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On the Cape you will definitely need a car. Sandwich can be active during the day but there's not a whole lot to do by night. You will need a car to get to all the night life further down. Most of my nights there are spent in and around Hyannis, Dennis, and Yarmouth where all the restaurants and bars are. Also if you have some time, 6A is really pretty to drive down on any stretch.
Updated Feb 25, 2006
Heidi's Gem & Tori Anne's Newstand: Quirky, Fun, and Cheap!
garridogal Says: This place has it all. You can find home made crafts, antique pieces, clothes, things you need around the house, bargain bin objects, and candy that you may not have seen since you were a kid!It's basically like a cooperative where vendors have their own section to sell...
A Village Gift Shop: Every town needs one!
garridogal Says: This is a fun store jam packed with a wide variety of gift-type items. Would explain the name, right? Anyway, as you can see I was particularly smitten with the little fellow in my photo. And while I didn't purchase it, I have immortalized it in a digital life! Christmas...
The Spotted Cod: Just plain old Lovely
garridogal Says: This is one of those stores. You know them. You find them in cute little touristy and quaint towns and they're packed full of gorgeous things. What I really loved about The Spotted Cod was how they arranged their displays by color. When you walk in, during Christmastime,...
Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: Ah the hoodie, your go-to sweatshirt. We're beach bums for a reason. We're there day and night. If you've been searing yourself to a golden brown all day and the the sun drops, that refreshing ocean breeze becomes a severe windchill. Whether you're staying on the beach to relax around a fire or rolling out to some joint for an early dinner, having an extra layer handy is never a bad idea. The Cape's a casual place, sweatshirts are practically uniform.
Written Nov 20, 2007
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The ladies room in the glass museum had a special display just for us gals, a bosom shell. Sure, I can see its practicality but could you imagine wearing this during cold winter months? Ayeech!
Updated Dec 30, 2011
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If you are a baseball fan you will definitely want to check out some Cape League games. The Cape League is a non profit organization so you don't even have to buy tickets. However it is customary to give a donation either at the gate or in a "pass the hat" situation.
Equipment: You can best find directions on their website but I'm sure any local could point the way.
Written Feb 25, 2006
Address: Around the Cape
Website: http://www.capecodbaseball.org/
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Favorite thing: It is so pleasant to drive or bicycle through the streets of Sandwich. Even their cemetaries are so well kept. Lovely wrought iron fences...little lanes among the aged stones....peaceful and park-like.
Updated May 18, 2003
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Such a peaceful, photogenic little town on Cape Cod. We wandered around taking pictures for quite a while. You could visit the Sandwich Glass Museum where they have a regular presentation on the...
Sandwich may not be the smallest town out there but it sure felt that way growing up. It wasn't very easy to find things to do in the winter if there wasn't snow on the ground. But from spring to fall...
I went on a Christmastime/Birthday day trip with some friends. What a lovely time of year to discover this town. I'm sure it's lovely all year long but we all know how much nicer places look when...
I like Cape Cod. I should have a vacation home there. I think this is about the only place that i've been where I'd like to return repeatedly. The small towns on the Cape lend themselves to much...
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Sandwich on Cape Cod is the OLDEST town in Massachusetts. From a rustic village filled with shops and B&B's, stroll to the dunes on Cape Cod Bay. The picture taken in winter at high tide shows the...
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