Free guided tours are available of an historic collection of original Atlantic undersea telegraphic cables, instruments, maps, and assorted memorabilia.

HENRI OZON
The last of the operators who worked at the station when it was in operation has passed away. Henri Ozon died on September 26, 2024. Henri was a guide at the museum for a number of years and people always enjoyed talking to him about his days at the station. We will all miss Henri.

MUSEUM HAS CLOSED FOR THE SEASON

SPECIAL TOURS CAN ALSO BE ARRANGED.
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ALL MUSEUM PERSONNEL ARE VACINATED
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2022 WE CELEBRATED OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY
HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS TO READ AND LISTEN TO.
Cape Cod Life Article 2022
Cape Cod Times Article 2022
Cape Cod Chronicle Article 2022
Provincetown Independent Article 2022
MVY Radio interview August 28, 2022

VIDEOS

The folllowing videos will provide a glimpse of what we have to offer and a small thank you for your support.
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History Video brief

Tour Video

Technology Video

History Video full

The station is part of American History. During World War I, General Pershing in France communicated with the US Government through this cable station.

In 1927 the message that Charles Lindbergh had landed in Paris came through this station from Paris. It was then sent to the rest of the United States.

COME AND SEE HISTORY

Storage Reel of Cable	Double Key Transmitter

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