Gwendolyn Horton, Editorial Director and Senior Writer for Design Within Reach and Chatham resident details the history of the Sail Loft at 38 Bridge Street in Chatham. The original building was constructed in the 1850's and has had many uses over the years. Originally a residence, then candle factory, a sail loft, a retail store and finally returned to a family residence and upgraded to a very appealing home. Many of the original artifacts are lovingly restored and incorporated into the architectural design.

David Weeden, Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Council and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, discusses the history of the Old Indian Meeting House in Mashpee and its unique construction from existing hardwoods using traditional post and beam construction of the 17th century.

David Weeden, Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Council and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, discusses the history of the Old Indian Meeting House in Mashpee and its unique place in the history of the Praying Wampanoag.

Gwendolyn Horton, Editorial Director and Senior Writer for Design Within Reach and Chatham resident details the history of the Sail Loft at 38 Bridge Street in Chatham. The original building was constructed in the 1850's and has had many uses over the years. Originally a residence, then candle factory, a sail loft, a retail store and finally returned to a family residence and upgraded to a very appealing home. Many of the original artifacts are lovingly restored and incorporated into the architectural design.

Gwendolyn Horton, Editorial Director and Senior Writer for Design Within Reach and Chatham resident details the history of the Sail Loft at 38 Bridge Street in Chatham. The original building was constructed in the 1850's and has had many uses over the years. Originally a residence, then candle factory, a sail loft, a retail store and finally returned to a family residence and upgraded to a very appealing home. Many of the original artifacts are lovingly restored and incorporated into the architectural design.

Gwendolyn Horton, Editorial Director and Senior Writer for Design Within Reach and Chatham resident details the history of the Sail Loft at 38 Bridge Street in Chatham. The original building was constructed in the 1860's and has had many uses over the years. Originally a residence, then candle factory, a sail loft, a retail store and finally returned to a family residence and upgraded to a very appealing home. Many of the original artifacts are lovingly restored and incorporated into the architectural design.

David Weeden, Mashpee Wampanoag Tribal Council and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer,discusses the need for Historical preservation amid the changing dynamics of Cape Cod.

Gwendolyn Horton, Editorial Director and Senior Writer for Design Within Reach and Chatham resident details the history of the Sail Loft at 38 Bridge Street in Chatham. The original building was constructed in the 1850's and has had many uses over the years. Originally a residence, then candle factory, a sail loft, a retail store and finally returned to a family residence and upgraded to a very appealing home. Many of the original artifacts are lovingly restored and incorporated into the architectural design.