An extensive remodel turns a run-of-the-mill colonial into a relaxed family retreat.
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Take a trip back in time with Chatham Jewelers, Chatham Candy Manor and Chatham Children’s Shop.
Joshua Schiff takes pride in managing Chatham Bars Inn’s eight-acre property.
Along the shore near Chatham Fish Pier, guests connect with one another through locally sourced meals prepared by Outstanding in the Field and Chatham Bars Inn.
Landscape designer Joyce K. Williams uncovers an unusual bit of history while turning a simple yard into one with lush, year-round blooms and antique objects.
From an afternoon on the water to catching a show at the Chatham Orpheum Theater, a young couple shows off casual and dressy styles from local clothing stores on Main Street.
Diners enjoy exquisite cuisine at idyllic Chatham Bars Inn Farm
Before Tilda McGee Bystrom was a painter, she was a gardener.
Outside Bystrom’s Stillwater Garden Studio, a tranquil one-acre garden on Stillwater Pond shimmers in the summer sun. When Bystrom moved here in 2001, the garden was filled with pine trees.
One hundred years ago, the NC-4 seaplane was forced to land in choppy waters about 80 miles east of Cape Cod because of two faulty engines.
The plane’s commanding officer, Lt. Cmdr. Albert Cushing Read, knew of a safe place: Naval Air Station Chatham, commissioned in 1918 to protect coastal shipping during World War I. Read, 32, a graduate of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, was familiar with Chatham because his family had lived there in the 1890s.
“We are trying to appeal to the grandmothers as well as the younger, fashion-conscious customers,” says Mary Weishaar, who owns A Great Yarn in Chatham with her husband, Ron.
