Rediscover the historic charm of Cape Cod with the "Cape Cod Pilot," a meticulously crafted guide originally produced by the Federal Writers' Project as part of the Works Progress Administration. This book offers a fascinating glimpse into the Cape's rich maritime history, quaint villages, and natural beauty as it existed in the 1930s. Explore detailed descriptions of towns, landmarks, and scenic routes, accompanied by historical insights and local anecdotes. The "Cape Cod Pilot" is more than a travel guide; it's a valuable historical document capturing a unique moment in American history and an enduring portrait of one of New England's most beloved destinations.
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