Daily boardings starting Friday July 25th - 28th 2014
Cape Cod Canal History
Bourne and Sagamore Bridges
Cape Cod’s first international tourists ventured from England aboard the Mayflower in 1620s, disembarking on the 77-mile long peninsula that still captivates travelers from around the world today.
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Volunteers, Sponsors and Donations
Volunteer to plan with the Steering Committee. Donate to the organization’s efforts to create events and activities. Promote your business by choosing to become a sponsor.
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CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS, DIRECTIONS, LODGING, RESTAURANTS, SHOPPING AND TOURING CAPE COD
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The Cape Cod Canal Centennial Celebration is supported by Cape Cod Canal Centennial Committee.
Co-chairpersons:
Rear Admiral Richard G. Gurnon, USMS & Marie Oliva, President & CEO Cape Cod Canal region Chamber