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Cape Cod 1929

Cape Cod 1929

By: S. D. Anderson
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 THE ROARING TWENTIES, SPEAKEASIES, FLAPPERS, BATHTUB GIN, THE NEW JAZZ, RUM RUNNERS, FORD FLIVVERS, PROHIBITION, BOOTLEGGERS… and more. There is so much rich history of The Cape, and this segment is only a small part of that story. Times were changing rapidly. Cape Cod was emerging as the place to be. The Cape was coming alive and living it up…. Join us as we travel back in time to that notorious era in our history.. …The actual idea for this podcast came from my book, The History of the Airport 1928 to 1948, available on Amazon.com and in our C.L.A.M.S. System.S. D. Anderson World
Episodes
  • The Crocker Conundrum

    The Crocker Conundrum
    May 17 2025

    In the 1920's, Zenas Crocker founded the Cape Cod Airfield and the speakeasy, Aviation Country Club. It was open 24 hours a day. His brother Laughlin Crocker, Deputy Sheriff, kept closing him down. Stay tuned for details...
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    21 mins
  • Yacht Clubs Cape Cod 1929

    Yacht Clubs Cape Cod 1929
    Apr 21 2025

    Yacht Clubs evolved in the mid-1800's here on the Cape and many are still running regattas and races. Most of the ones highlighted offer sailing classes to junior members teaching them the rudiments of sailing and the rules of seamanship.

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    25 mins
  • Cow Tunnels

    Cow Tunnels
    Apr 6 2025

    What are cow tunnels and why do we need them? One Hundred years ago, we needed them because dairy farming was an essential part of Cape Cod life. Stay tuned...
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    16 mins

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