Osterville
Osterville by Shirley Eastman, published by Arcadia Publishing Library Editions on May 3, 2006, offers a detailed exploration of the tiny seaside village of Osterville. This 130-page book delves into the village’s history, tracing its origins from the 1700s when hardy Colonists settled to harvest oysters. It highlights significant landmarks such as the Crosby Yacht Yard, known for producing superior craft since the 1840s, and notes the village’s connection to President John F. Kennedy, who sailed his Crosby Wianno Senior on Nantucket Sound.
Readers will find a comprehensive account of Osterville’s evolution, transitioning from a haven for merchant ship captains to a summer retreat for notable families like the Mellons and DuPonts. The book captures the essence of Osterville’s superb beaches and laid-back lifestyle, appealing to both the affluent and year-round residents who appreciate a relaxed yet sophisticated way of life. Through historical context and photography, this edition presents a vivid portrayal of the village’s rich heritage and its ongoing allure.
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The tiny seaside village of Osterville was settled in the 1700s by hardy Colonists determined to make a living harvesting oysters. The village is home to the Crosby Yacht Yard, which has been turning out superior craft since the 1840s. Pres. John F. Kennedy often sailed his Crosby Wianno Senior on Nantucket Sound when he vacationed at his Cape Cod home. Osterville follows this town’s evolution, from a haven for captains of great merchant ships to a summer playground for such storied families as the Mellons and DuPonts. Today, Osterville’s superb beaches and laid-back lifestyle attract not only the rich and famous but also year-round residents who enjoy a relaxed and sophisticated lifestyle.
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