A full wall-length chronicle depicting the Kennedys and the political / social happenings surrounding our 35th…

This is the high speed ship from Hyannis to Nantucket.

Build it and they will come, Over 100+ organizations that cater to the homeless and the addicted.

This is a collection of photos and videos which constitute a shrine to JFK.

They are still a family owned and operated micro brewery that crafts outstanding beer.

Tons of horseshoe crab skeletons, scallop shells, colorful rocks and sand.

The ornate wooden doors to the church were carved by a father and son to honor the Kennedys.

The monument recognizes the sacrifices of the military in our forgotten war, Korea.

The rail cars, dating back to the 1950's, 60's and 70's, are pulled behind a vintage deisel locomotive.

This 200-year old tree provides an amazing outdoor space for a happy hour at Anejo.

This serene pond has a lifeguarded sandy beach that offers area for sun and shade.

There’s water slides, small sprinklers with lights and water shooting barrels.

Another feature is a platform where the CAPE FLYER** weekend train from BOSTON arrives.

This is the only large shopping area on Cape Cod.

Its Hall of Fame section, pictures and narrative accounts and displays for individual teams portray an exciting venture…

Located in the hear of Main Street, by the JFK Museum, post office, the old Town Hall.

The caretakers of the museum are inspiring individuals interested in conveying their personal stories to you.

From the hub on Main Street Hyannis the system branches out through every small village and town.

Pleasant Street area in Hyannis was once home to over 150 Sea Captains.

It is part of a mini collection of art, pottery and jewelry in several quaint buildings off the Main Street in Hyannis.