Here's
an easy way to tell a friend about our guest house. 
Introduction to Brewster, a Sea Captains' Town
Located on the north side of Cape Cod, along the shores
of Cape Cod Bay, Brewster was settled in 1659. The town was incorporated
in 1803 and named after Elder William Brewster of the Plymouth Colony.In
the 1700's and 1800's, the young men of Brewster often went to sea.
Many traveled to the far corners of the world, returning with their
wealth to build homes (mansions in their day) in the town. A number
of these homes located in the National
Historic District may still be seen along Main Street. Others captained
the packet boats that sailed between Breakwater Beach and Boston carrying
salt from our 60 saltworks, tannery goods, and cloth. At one time, there
were 99 sea captains living in Brewster.
Today Brewster is a town of 10,000 residents living
in 22.5 square miles. We invite visitors to enjoy our many natural and
other attractions. Especially not to be missed are the Punkhorn Parklands,
Nickerson State Park, the Cape Cod Rail Trail, Brewster
in Bloom, the herring run, the Brewster flats, the Captains Golf
Course, the Brewster Historical Society exhibition at Spruce Hill, the
Museum of Natural History, the New England Fire and History Museum,
Sydenstricker Glass Crafting, The Cape Rep Theatre, Harris-Black House,
and Higgins Windmill. |
Kitchen
corner has a microwave, toaster oven, coffeepot, small refrigerator(no
stove). Kitchen also has a table and chairs and full size bench when
you enter. The cottage has accommodation dations for one couple at the
posted rates.
Enjoy the privacy and
comfort of your own separate accommodations and still have the best
of an Inn. 
Seasonal outdoor adventure awaits your stay in private comfort on
scenic route 6A. 
