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Yarmouth
Barnstable
History
- The Town of Barnstable is made up of seven villages
- Barnstable
- Centerville
- Osterville
- West Barnstable
- Hyannis
- Marstons Mills
- Cotuit
- Barnstable is the largest community, in land area and population, on Cape Cod
- Barnstable is named for Barnstaple, Devon, England
Beaches
- Craigville Beach
- Hathaway's Pond
- Kalmus Beach
- Sandy Neck Beach
- Sea Street (Keye's) Beach
- Veterans Park Beach
- Covell's
- Douses
- East Beach
- Hamblins Pond
- Joshua's Pond
- Loop Beach
- Lovell's Pond
- Millway Beach
- Wequaquet Lake
Schools
- Barnstable High School
744 West Main Street, Hyannis
- Barnstable Middle School
895 Falmouth Road, Hyannis
- Barnstable Middle School at Marstons Mills
730 Osterville-West Barnstable Road, Marstons Mills
- Barnstable-West Barnstable Elementary School
2463 Main Street, W. Barnstable
- Bright Promise Preschool
57 Pond, Osterville
- Cape Cod Academy
50 Osterville-W. Barnstable Road, Osterville
- Cape Cod Community College
Route 132, W. Barnstable
- Cape Cod Synagogue
145 Winter Street, Hyannis
- Centerville Elementary School
658 Bay Lane, Centerville
- Cotuit Elementary School
140 Old Oyster Road
- Cotuit Nursery School
School Street, Cotuit
- Fair Acres Country Day School
35 Fair Acres Drive, Marstons Mills
- Faith Christian Academy
154 Bearse's Way, Hyannis
- Fisher College
142 Corporation Road, Hyannis
- Grade Five School
120 High School Road, Hyannis
- Growing Investments Nursery School
55 Attucks Lane, Hyannis
- Hyannis East Elementary School
Bearse's Way, Hyannis
- Hyannis West Elementary School
549 West Main Street, Hyannis
- Kiddie Kollege Nursery School
154 Bearse's Way, Hyannis
- Marstons Mills Elementary School
2095 Main Street, Marstons Mills
- Marstons Mills East Elementary School
760 Osterville-West Barnstable Rd., Marstons Mills
- Osterville Bay Elementary School
99 West Bay Road, Osterville
- Osterville Elementary School
350 Bumps River Road, Osterville
- Saint Peter's Nursery School
Wianno Avenue, Osterville
- Attractions
- John F. Kennedy Museum
- Beaches
- Cape Cod Potato Chip factory
Places of Worship
- Cape Cod Synagogue 145 Winter Street Hyannis 775-2988
- Christ Chapel 1200 Old Stage Road Centerville 420-1200
- Christian Science Church Bearses Way Hyannis 775-3521
- Church of Christ 493 Race Lane Marstons Mills 428-8799
- Faith Assembly of God 154 Bearses Way Hyannis 775-3742
- Faith Baptist Church 245 W. Barnstable Hyannis 420-2252
- Federated Church of Hyannis 320 Main Street Hyannis 775-0298
- First Baptist Church 486 Main Street Hyannis 775-1846
- First Lutheran Church 1663 Main Street W. Barnstable 362-3161
- Calvary Baptist Church Lincoln Rd. & West Main, Hyannis 775-7018
- New Life Missionary Baptist Church
- Lubavitch Chabad Jewish Center 758 Falmouth Rd. Hyannis 775-2324
- New Hope Community Baptist 541A Main St Hyannis 790-0646
- Osterville Baptist Church Main Street Osterville 428-2787
- Our Lady of Assumption 76 Wianno Ave Osterville 428-2011
- Our Lady of Hope Chapel Route 6A W. Barnstable 775-5744
- Our Lady of Victory 230 So. Main St. Centerville 771-5035
- Presbyterian Church of Cape Cod Route 132 W. Barnstable 362-2011
- Salvation Army Center 100 North Street Hyannis 775-0364
- Seventh-Day Adventist 2736 Falmouth Road Osterville 428-8921
- So. Congregational Church 565 Main St Centerville 775-8332
- St. Francis Xavier Church 347 South St. Hyannis 775-5361
- St. George Greek Orthodox 1130 Falmouth Road Centerville 775-3045
- St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 3055 Main St Barnstable 362-3977
- St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Wianno Avenue Osterville 428-3561
- Unitarian Church 3330 Main Street Barnstable 362-6381
- United Methodist Church 57 Pond St. Osterville 428-2811
- Unity of Cape Cod 67 Marie Ann Terr Centerville 778-2280
- West Parish of Barnstable 240 Meetinghouse West Barnstable 362-4445
- Zion Union Church 276 North St. Hyannis 771-433
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 6.32/$1000
Government
- Town Council
- Town Manager
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Bourne
History
The Town of Bourne is a medium-sized rural community at the entrance to Cape Cod. Bourne is divided by the Cape Cod Canal and is home to the Bourne Bridge, Sagamore Bridge and the lift railroad bridge.
Beaches
- Barlows Landing
- Electric Avenue
- Gray Gables
- Hen Cove
- Monument
- Picture Lake
- Queen Sewell Pond
- Sagamore Beach
- Squeteague
Schools
- Bourne High School
75 Waterhouse Drive, Bourne
- Ella F. Hoxie Elementary School
30 Williston Rd., Bourne
- James F. Peebles Elementary School
70 Trowbridge Road, Bourne
- Massachusetts Maritime Academy
101 Academy Drive, Bourne
- Upper Cape Regional Vocational Technical School
220 Sandwich Road, Bourne
- Waldorf School of Cape Cod
85 Cotuit Road, Bourne
Attractions
- Cape Cod Canal is a great place to fish, bike ride, walk
- The Bourne Scenic Park campground is located under the Bourne Bridge
- The Bourne Scallop Festival is held annually in early September
Places of Worship
- Bourne Baptist 20 Williams Ave Bourne 563-6277
- Capeway Baptist 635 Scenic Highway Buzzards Bay 888-7267
- First Baptist Church 298 Barlow’s Landing Pocasset 563-3164
- St. John the Evangelist 841 Landing Rd Pocasset 563-3164
- St. Margaret’s 141 Main St. Buzzards Bay 759-7777
- St. Theresa’s Route 6A Sagamore 888-8961
- Grace Alliance Cypress St. Buzzards Bay 759-5141
- St. Peter’s on the Canal Main Street Buzzards Bay 759-5641
- United Methodist Church 37 Sandwich Road Bourne 759-4898
- Swift Memorial United Methodist 8 Williston Road, Sagamore 888-0170
- Christian Science Society 36 Washington Ave Buzzards Bay 759-7303
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 6.42/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Brewster
History
Brewster is a historic sea captains’ town. It is located on the cape cod bay side and was established in 1803.
Beaches
- Breakwater Landing Beach
- Crosby Landing Beach
- Ellis Landing Beach
- Linell's Landing Beach
- Paine's Creek Beach
- Point of Rocks Beach
- Robbins Hill Beach
- Saint's Landing Beach
Schools
- ABC Nursery School
2896 Main Street, Brewster
- Family School at Brewster
3570 Main Street, Brewster
- Stony Brook Elementary School
Underpass Road, Brewster
- The Laurel School
1436 Route 137, Brewster
Attractions
- Nickerson State Park – Containing 400 acres of trails, camping areas, swimming and boating
- Art galleries
- Craft shops
- Antique shops
Places of Worship
- Northside United Methodist 701 Airline Road 385-8622
- Our Lady of the Cape Stony Brook Road 385-3252
- Immaculate Conception Route 6A 385-3252
- Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints 432 Freeman Way 896-9863
- First Parish Unitarian Universalist 1969 Main Street 896-5577
- Trinity Lutheran Church 1883 Main Street 896-3396
- Brewster Baptist Church 1848 Main Street 896-3381
- Cape Cod Covenant Church 11 Satucket Road 385-2223
- Cape Cod Bible Alliance 600 Main Street 896-2453
- First Church of Christ, Scientist Rte 6A & Foster Road 896-5250
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 5.47/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Chatham
History
Monomoit was the name given to Chatham originally by the Native Americans. It is one of the oldest towns on Cape Cod but was not incorporated until 1712.
Beaches
- Cockle Cove Beach
- Forest Street Beach (Forest Beach)
- Goose Pond
- Hardings Beach
- Lighthouse Beach
- North Beach
- Oyster Pond
- Pleasant Bay
- Pleasant Street Beach
- Ridgevale Beach
- Schoolhouse Pond
- White Pond
Schools
- Chatham High School, 425 Crowell Road
- Chatham Middle School, 425 Crowell Road
- Chatham Elementary School, 147 Depot Road
Attractions
- Old Colony Rail Trail
- Chatham Light House
Places of Worship
- Chatham Baptist 195 Meetinghouse Road 432-8002
- First Congregational 650 Main Street at Rotary 945-0800
- First United Methodist 16 Cross Street 945-0474
- Holy Redeemer (Catholic) Highland Avenue 945-0677
- Our Lady of Grace (Catholic) Rtes 28 & 137 432-2279
- St. Christopher’s Episcopal 625 Main Street 945-2832
- St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Route 137, E. Harwich 432-5172
- Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship 819 Main Street 945-2075
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 3.49/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Dennis
History
Dennis was first settled in 1639 as part of Yarmouth. In 1793 it was separated and incorporated. Seafaring was the town’s major industry and it was centered around Shiverick Shipyard.
Beaches
- Bayview Beach
- Chapin Memorial Beach
- Cold Storage Beach
- Corporation Beach
- Depot Street Beach
- Glendon Road Beach
- Harborview Beach
- Haigis Beach
- Horsefoot Path Beach
- Howes Beach
- Inman Road Beach
- Mayflower Beach
- Sea Street Beach
- South Village Road Beach
- West Dennis Beach
Schools
- Cranberry Muffin School
708 Route 134, Dennis
- Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School
210 Station Avenue, S. Yarmouth
- Ezra Baker Elementary School
Main Street, S. Dennis
- Nathaniel H. Wixon Middle School
Route 134, S. Dennis
- Scargo School & Day Care
218 Main Street, S. Dennis
- Sunshine & Rainbow Nursery School
713 Route 6A, Dennis
Attractions
- The Cape Playhouse – Oldest summer theatre in the United States
- Famous Dennis residents include author Mary Higgins Clark and actress Amy Jo Johnson
- Sesuit Harbor
Places of Worship
- Cape Cod Pentecostal Assembly 394-0963
- Church of the Nazarene 209 Brick Kiln Road 394-4854
- Congregational Church 218 Main Street, So. Dennis 394-5992
- Dennis Union Route 6A 385-3543
- East Dennis Community Church 16 Center St, E. Dennis 385-3989
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 4.20/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Eastham
History
Eastham is bordered by the Cape Cod National Seashore and by First Encounter Beach. First Encounter Beach was named because the Pilgrims first encountered Native Americans there. Eastham is home to the oldest working windmill on Cape Cod.
Beaches
- Campground Beach
- Coast Guard Beach
- Cooks Brook Beach
- First Encounter Beach
- Nauset Light Beach
- Sunken Meadow Beach
- Thumpertown Beach
Schools
- Eastham Elementary School
200 Schoolhouse Road, Eastham
- Nauset Regional High School
100 Cable Road, N. Eastham
Attractions
- Coast Guard Beach Station
- Nauset Light
- Fort Hill
- Eastham Windmill
- Penniman House – Entrance is marked with whale rib bones
Places of Worship
- Nauset Baptist Church Great Pond Road 255-2709
- Eastham United Methodist Church Route 6 255-8774
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 4.61/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Falmouth
History
Falmouth was established by a group of Congregationalists from Barnstable in 1660. The Congregational Church was built in 1856 and still remains a town landmark on the village green.
Beaches
- Menauhant Beach
- Old Silver Beach
- Surf Drive Beach
Schools
- Falmouth Academy
7 Highfield Drive, Falmouth
- Falmouth High School
874 Gifford Road, Falmouth
- Lawrence School
Lakeview Avenue, Falmouth
- Morse Pond School
323 Jones Road, Falmouth
- Mullen-Hall School
Main Street, Falmouth
- North Falmouth School
Main Street, N. Falmouth
- Teaticket School
Maravista Avenue, Teaticket
Attractions
- Woods Hole and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (WHOI) – WHOI is one of the most recognized marine research facilities in the world
- National Marine Fisheries Aquarium
- Spohr’s Garden – Botanicals and lush greens make up this three-acre estate
- Nobska Light – Built in 1828 and now maintained by the Coast Guard
- Ashumet Holly Reservation – Audubon Society Reservation consisting of 45-acres showcasing foliage, flowers and wildlife
Places of Worship
- Heritage Christian, Assembly of God 655 Boxberry Hill, E. Fal 564-6342
- Cape Cod Baptist Church 805 Teaticket 540-6884
- Falmouth Baptist Church 60 Central Park Ave 548-3260
- First Baptist Church 298 Barlow’s Landing, Poc 563-3165
- St. Patrick’s Church E. Main St. 548-1065
- Falmouth Church of the Nazarene 292 Brick Kiln Rd. 540-2150
- First Congregational Church 68 Main Street 548-3700
- Waquoit Congregational Church Route 28, E. Fal 548-5269
- Church of the Messiah 22 Church, Woods Hole 548-2145
- St. Barnabas Memorial 91 Main 548-3863
- Christ Lutheran Church 485 Brick Kiln Rd. 548-5689
- Potter’s House Pentecostal 101 Spring Bars Road 495-0354
- Unitarian Universalist 840 Sandwich Road 457-0449
- John Wesley United Methodist 270 Gifford 548-3050
- United Methodist Church Main Rd., W. Fal 548-0011
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 5.25/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Representative Town Meeting
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Harwich
History
The first commercial cranberry bogs were in Harwich and they are still a leader in cranberry production.
Beaches
Schools
- A Child's Wonderland
35 Route 137, Harwich
- Cape Cod Regional Technical School
Route 124, Harwich
- Harwich Elementary School
South Street, Harwich
- Harwich High School
81 Oak Street, Harwich
- Harwich Middle School
214 Sisson Road, Harwich
- My School
257 Main Street, W. Harwich
Attractions
- Cranberry Bogs
- Cranberry Harvest Festival
- Brooks Academy and Park – Now known as the Harwich Historical Society Museum
- Harwich Junior Theatre
- Wychmere Harbor
Places of Worship
- Christ Church Episcopal 671 Main Street, H’port 430-1897
- First Baptist Church 60 Main St., W. Har 432-1787
- First Congregational Church of Harwich, 697 Main Street, Harwich, 432-1053
- First Church of Christ, Scientist 648 Main St. 432-1053
- Holy Trinity Catholic Church Main St., W. Harwich 432-0650
- Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Route 39 & Church, E. Har 432-5957
- Pilgrim Congregational Church Main St., Harwich Port 432-1668
- St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Route 137, E. Harwich 432-5172
- United Methodist Church 1 Church St., E. Harwich 432-3734
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 5.58/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Mashpee
History
Mashpee is one of two Massachusetts towns governed completely by Native Americans. Over 600 direct descendants of the Wampanoags reside in Mashpee.
Beaches
- South Cape Beach
- Mashpee Pond
- Wakeby Pond
Schools
- Kenneth C. Coombs Elementary School
152 Old Barnstable Road, Mashpee
- Mashpee Creative Children's Center
133 Shell Back Way, Mashpee
- Mashpee High School
500 Old Barnstable Road, Mashpee
- Mashpee Middle School
150 Old Barnstable Road, Mashpee
- Rainbows and Rhymes
47 Wampanoag Avenue, Mashpee
Attractions
- Wampanoag Indian Museum
- Old Indian Meetinghouse
- Annual Indian Powwow – Native Americans join together for this event the second week of July
- 1800s Cemetery
- Lowell Holly Reservation
Places of Worship
- Gateway Christian Center, 628 Route 130, Mashpee 477-4727
- Mashpee Baptist Church Great Neck Rd. 477-1330
- Our Savior Lutheran 14 Cape Drive 477-4966
- First Pentacostal Church Route 130 477-1505
- Parish of Christ the King Mashpee Commons 477-7710
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 5.84/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Orleans
History
Named after Louis-Phillippe de Bourbon, duc d’Orleans and in 1879 the town was physically connected to France via an underwater telegraph cable linking U.S. to Europe. Orleans was the first spot in America to learn of Lindbergh’s landing in Paris and the German occupation of France in 1940.
During World War I, Orleans was the only place in the United States to be directly attacked when a German submarine fired on commercial barges offshore, sinking four craft and hitting land.
Beaches
- Nauset Beach
- Pleasant Bay Beach
- Rock Harbor Beach
- Skaket Beach
Schools
- Federated Church Nursery School
162 Main Street, E. Orleans
- Nauset Regional Middle School
Route 28, Orleans
Attractions
- Nauset Beach
- Academy Playhouse
- French Cable Museum
- Orleans Elementary School Playground – Large playground for children
Places of Worship
- Federated Church of Orleans 162 Main St. E. Orleans 255-3060
- Church of the Holy Spirit Monument Road 255-0433
- Orleans United Methodist Church Main Street 255-0622
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 4.27/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Provincetown
History
Provincetown is historically known as a whaling and fishing village. It is also known for its artistic and alternative lifestyle community.
Beaches
- Herring Cove Beach
- Race Point Beach
Schools
- Provincetown High School
12 Winslow Street, Provincetown
- Veterans Memorial Elementary School
Mayflower Lane, Provincetown
Attractions
- Race Point
- Pilgrim Monument – Italian-designed Monument made of all-granite. Views of the Boston skyline can be seen on a clear day
- Herring Cove Beach
- Provincetown Museum
- Heritage Museum
- Beech Forest Trail
- Seth Nickerson House
- Provincetown Olde Cemetery
Places of Worship
- St. Mary of the Harbor, Episcopal 519 Commercial St. 487-2622
- St. Peter the Apostle, Roman Catholic 487-0095
- United Methodist Church 487-0584
- Universalist Meeting House 236 Commercial St. 487-9344
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 4.96/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Sandwich
History
Sandwich has evolved into a classic New England town with antique stores, museums and old homes. The town hall built in 1834 is still functional today. Sandwich Glass Company created Sandwich glass which is vivid in color and prized by collectors.
Beaches
- East Sandwich Beach
- Scusset Beach
- Town Neck Beach
- Wakeby Beach
Schools
- Forestdale Elementary School
151 Route 130, Sandwich
- H.T. Wing Elementary School
Route 130, Sandwich
- Oak Ridge Elementary School
Quaker Meetinghouse Road, Sandwich
- Sandwich High School
Quaker Meetinghouse Road, Sandwich
Attractions
- Thornton W. Burgess Museum – Museum dedicated to the Sandwich-born author who wrote children’s classics such as Peter Rabbit and the Briar Patch.
- Heritage Plantation – Representation of early Cape Cod Life
- Hoxie House – The oldest home in Sandwich and it has been restored to its 17th Century appearance
- Sandwich Glass Museum
- Yesteryears Doll Museum
- Green Briar Nature Center & Jam Kitchen
- Shawme-Crowell State Forest
Places of Worship
- Covenant Baptist 360 Quaker Meeting House Rd. 888-7723
- Forestdale Baptist Route 130, Forestdale 477-1490
- Corpus Christi 324 Quaker Meeting House Rd. 888-8961
- First Church of Christ 136 Main St. 888-0434
- St. John’s Episcopal Church 159 Main St. 888-2828
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 9.30/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Truro
History
Truro is home to Highland Light which is the Cape’s oldest lighthouse built in 1857.
Beaches
- Ballston Beach
- Corn Hill Beach
- Fisher Beach
- Great Hollow Beach
- Head of The Meadow Beach
- Longnook Beach
- Ryder Road Beach
Schools
- Truro Central School
Route 6, Truro
Attractions
- Highland House
- Bell Church
- Jenny Lind Tower
- Old North Cemetery
Places of Worship
- 1st Congregational Parish of Truro Bridge Road 349-7735
- Christian Union Church Rte 6A 487-6554
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 4.15/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Wellfleet
History
The First Congregational Church clock is a one of a kind clock that keeps ship’s time.
Beaches
- Cahoon Hollow Beach
- Marconi Beach
- White Crest Beach
Schools
- Wellfleet Elementary School
Lawrence Road, Wellfleet
- Wellfleet Pre-School Playgroup Co-op
Lawrence Road, Wellfleet
Attractions
- Wellfleet Pier – The pier has various shops near its parking lot it also has boats and fishing vessels lining the wooden structure’s moorings
- Historical Society Museum
- Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
- Samuel Rider House – An 18th Century farmhouse built by Samuel Rider who was a church deacon in the mid-1700s
- First Congregational Church
Places of Worship
- Grace Chapel, Assembly of God Route 6 349-9323
- First Congregational Church Main Street 349-6877
- Our Lady of Lourdes Main Street 349-2222
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 4.50/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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Yarmouth
History
The Yarmouth Historical Society is located in the Captain Bangs Hallet House. Another landmark is a home that was built in 1780 the Winslow Crocker House. The Winslow Crocker House was originally built in West Barnstable and moved to Yarmouth Port in 1936.
Beaches
- Bass River Beach
- Parkers River Beach
- Seaview Beach
Schools
- Care-A-Lot Preschool
947 Route 6A, Yarmouth Port
- Country Day School
720B Main Street, Yarmouth Port
- Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School High School
210 Station Avenue, S. Yarmouth
- John Simpkins School
Old Main Street, S. Yarmouth
- Marguerite E. Small Elementary School
Higgins Crowell Road, W. Yarmouth
- Mattacheese Middle School
Higgins Crowell Road, Yarmouth
- North Side Nursery School
165 Main Street, Yarmouth Port
- South Yarmouth School
Route 28, S. Yarmouth
- Station Ave. Elementary School
276 Station Avenue, S. Yarmouth
Attractions
- Baxter Grist Mill
- Bass Hole – once a shipyard in the mid-1800s today it is used as a picnic area and also the Cape’s longest boardwalk
- Indian Burial Ground
- Judah Baker Windmill
- Winslow Crocker House
Places of Worship
- Bass River Community Baptist84 Old Main St. 394-4904
- Evangelical Baptist Church Rte 28 at Pond St 398-3531
- 1st Congregational of Yarmouthport Route 6A 362-6977
- First Lutheran Church 1663 Route 6A, Yarmouthport 362-3161
- New Testament Baptist 491 Higgins Crowell Road 771-3276
- Our Lady of the Highway Route 28 398-6623
- Quaker Meeting House 58 North Main St. 896-7570
- Sacred Heart Church Summer St., Yarmouthport 775-0818
- St. David’s Episcopal 205 Old Main St. 394-4222
- St. Pius X Church Station Avenue 398-6623
- United Methodist Church 322 Main St 398-9482
- West Yarmouth Congregational Route 28 775-0891
Population
Taxes
- Fiscal Year 2007 Residential Tax Rate 5.89/$1000
Government
- Town Administrator
- Selectmen
- Open Town Meeting
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