Showing posts with label Cape Cod. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cape Cod. Show all posts

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Cape Cod Businesses: Carriage House Designs



The advertisement above is from the back pages of the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue.

Sharing it here at the Museum of Everything (and you see we do mean everything) accomplishes many purposes.

1) An exhibit of a 2000 ad from the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue
2) An exhibit of a business that is on, or used to be on, Cape Cod.

I'm pleased to report that Carriage House Designs is still in business. Here's their website: http://www.carriagehousedesigns.com/carriage_house/Welcome.html
Welcome to our website! Carriage House is Your Cool Neighborhood Store where you can find great gifts, glittery jewelry and wonderful service. We are also a specialty florist specializing in wedding floral designs.

Our site contains examples of our work and images from our events. You will also be able to keep up on upcoming events and sales. We hope that you enjoy our new web site and visit often.

Our humble beginnings began in 1994 working out of our small carriage house. Since then we have grown into our current location in historic down town Howell.

Monday, March 14, 2011

Cape Cod Businesses: S. Wilder and Co


Sharing it here at the Museum of Everything (and you see we do mean everything) accomplishes many purposes.

1) An exhibit of a 2000 ad from the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue
2) An exhibit of a business that is on, or used to be on, Cape Cod.

S. Wilder and Co./Cape Cod Lanterns is still in business, and and their webiste is:
http://www.capecodlanterns.com/

A bit of the text from their website. I don't reproduct the links - to see those it's best to go to this website via your computer, as there's video to watch, etc.
Welcome to our online showroom!

See Craig at Work

Here you will find a wide variety of handcrafted lighting including wall lanterns, post lanterns, hanging lights, sconces, landscape lights, and chandeliers, as well as solid western red cedar lampposts.

Our lighting is handcrafted in solid brass or solid copper with a choice of finishes – raw brass, antique brass, dark antique brass, dark brass, raw copper, antique copper, dark copper, and verdigris. We also have many glass options which include clear glass, optic glass, clear seedy glass, and seedy marine glass.

Cape Cod Lanterns™, also known as S. Wilder & Co., is located in North Chatham, Massachusetts on Cape Cod, and is one of the oldest continuously operating businesses in the Commonwealth. S. Wilder & Co. has been in business since 1836, and reproduces authentic lantern designs. Our lanterns are made by hand just as the original lighting was, and may be customized to suit individual tastes or needs. See what people are saying about Cape Cod Lanterns™!

Friday, March 4, 2011

Cape Cod Businesses: Kristi Klein Orginals

The advertisement below is from the back pages of the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue.


Sharing it here at the Museum of Everything (and you see we do mean everything) accomplishes many purposes.

1) An exhibit of a 2000 ad from the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue
2) An exhibit of a business that is on, or used to be on, Cape Cod.

Not sure if Kristi Klein Originals is still in business or not.

The only website I coud find was:
http://www.capecodislands.com/Index.cfm?Method=Browse.Details&Listing_ID=935

The link on their to the website, www.kristikleinorginals.com, brings you to a Japanese website - in Japanese. Perhaps its been hacked.

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1585
North Eastham, MA 02651

Physical Address
29 Main Street Mercantile
North Eastham, MA 02651

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Cape Cod Businesses: Blue Heron Galleries


The advertisement above is from the back pages of the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue.

Sharing it here at the Museum of Everything (and you see we do mean everything) accomplishes many purposes.

1) An exhibit of a 2000 ad from the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue
2) An exhibit of a business that is on, or used to be on, Cape Cod.

And Blue Heron Gallery is still in business.
http://www.blueheronfineart.com/ (Although having said that, their exhibit schedule hasn't been updated since July 2010, and their home page sine 2007!)
We are situated on Cape Cod in the charming village of Wellfleet, MA. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, the Blue Heron Gallery remains the hallmark of excellence and diversity in contemporary fine art. We invite you to experience our 2007 collection of outstanding recent work in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

Cape Cod Businesses: Wellfleet Flea Market

The advertisement below is from the back of the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue.

Sharing it here at the Museum of Everything (and you see we do mean everything) accomplishes many purposes.

1) An exhibit of a 2000 ad from the Cape Cod Travel Guide Spring/Summer 2000 issue
2) An exhibit of a business that is on, or used to be on, Cape Cod.

So let's see if the Wellfleet Flea Market is still there:

And it seems like it is: http://www.wellfleetcinemas.com/flea-market
The Wellfleet Flea Market is truly Cape Cod’s Biggest and Best! Up to 200 vendors sell it all! Shop for new items, Cape Cod memorabilia, antiques, collectables, jewelry, t-shirts and clothing, household goods, and much more. The entire family will surely find bargains galore. There is a snack bar, beer garden and restrooms for your convenience. A playground too!
Please note that most vendors do not take credit cards, so come prepared!

(It's closed for the winter season, according to the website, with only a few vendors setting up on Saturday and Sunday. Here's the 2010 schedule, which will give you some idea of when it should open for the 2011 season. In May.

Flea Market Schedule – 2010
May 9th through June 27th:
Saturdays and Sundays 8am to approx 3pm

June 30 through September 6th:
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays, &
Holiday Mondays (7/5 & 9/6): 8am to approx 3pm

September 11th through October 10th, plus Monday, October 11th:
Saturdays & Sundays: 8am to approx 3pm

Directions
The Wellfleet Drive-in and Cinemas Complex is located on Route 6 at the town line of Eastham and Wellfleet, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

If using a GPS device, enter “51 State Hwy., Rte. 6, Wellfleet, MA 02667.”

Friday, February 4, 2011

Cape Cod Businesses: The Black Dog


The Black Dog
Still in business: http://theblackdog.com/home.php?cat=249

Cape Cod Businesses: Nicholson Harrison Gallery


Nicholson Harrison Gallery
The appear to still be in business, although their site is under construction: http://thenicholasharrisongallery.com/ (Although if you go in through this link, you can access all other pages excep the Home page. Not sure what's oging on there! (http://thenicholasharrisongallery.com/glass.htm)

Cape Cod Businesses: Nantucket Natural Oils


Still in business, although they apparently used to have 2 stores (according to their website's store locator page, which says, "Visit our 2 stores" but has only one address) and now they have only one (the same address as the one in the ad.
Here's their website: https://nantucketnaturaloils.com/

Cape Cod Businesses: Peter Beaton Hat Studio


Still in business! Although they sell more than straw hats now. They do have sunglasses, sailbags, sailor shirts, rainboots, and Project Love Muffin.
Here's their website: http://www.peterbeaton.com/

(Re-posting to turn it into an easier-to-be found entry in the Museum of Everything._

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Cape Cod Travel Guide, 2000 edition


Cape Cod Travel Guide, Spring/Summer 2000 edition

I bought this magazine sometime in the year 2000, prior to October 31, anyway! for $4.76.

I never did manage to get to Cape Cod, and probably never will now, but it's always fun to page through these things and look at the photos.

At least, it used to be. Before the Depression hit (can anyone deny that we're living in a Depression right now? If not monetarily for most people, psychologically?)

Anyway, I'm going to go through the back pages, where the advertisements are, and see if any of the businesses that were advertising there 11 years ago are still in business.


Still in business! Although they sell more than straw hats now. They do have sunglasses, sailbags, sailor shirts, rainboots, and Project Love Muffin.
Here's their website: http://www.peterbeaton.com/


Still in business, although they apparently used to have 2 stores (according to their website's store locator page, which says, "Visit our 2 stores" but has only one address) and now they have only one (the same address as the one in the ad.
Here's their website: https://nantucketnaturaloils.com/