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Chatham MA
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Chatham was once the railhead for Cape Cod, and the trains that took fish, salt, and shoes out also brought vacationers in—another opportunity for wealth. |
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Chatham got rich, and is still a graceful town of big old houses and inns, an easy pace, friendly people, and pleasant vistas all around. Visitors come to look at Chatham Light, the town's beaches, its resort hotels, and its inns full of character. Chatham's shops are interesting and well-stocked, and its collection of restaurants pleases visitors coming for the season, or just for the day. And plenty of the do come for the day. You'll find Chatham an activew, bustling place in July, August and parts of September, with lots of traffic and few parking spaces. Here's
what to see and do in Chatham. The Chatham Chamber of Commerce can give you more information about hotels, motels and inns, restaurants, and the town of Chatham in general. |
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Chatham Light on a cloudy, windy day.
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