Massachusetts

Weekend Explorer. 35 Minutes. Episode Highlights In 1602, explorer Bartholomew Gosnold came upon this 65-mile long peninsula, and named it for the plentiful Cod Fish he found here. Today, Cape Cod is known for its beaches and their clean waters. Come along as we bike along a beautiful beach on the Lower Cape, blow glass at the factory that revolutionized the glass industry, cruise off...

VHS. Finley-Holiday Films. Learn of Cape Cod's storied legacy: a land born of glaciers and battered by the North Atlantic; home to waterfowl and marine mammals; where sailing ships and iron men were often lost. Rare footage of early sailing ships. 43 minutes. Hi-fi Stereo.

DVD. America's first settlers arrived in Provincetown. Monuments to the pilgrims abound in this seaside community. The Dolphin Fleet was the originator of East Coast whale watching and is home to such species as Humpback, Finback & Minke whales. Arts Dune Tours has guided visitors on historic sand dunes of Cape Cod National Seashore for over 50 years. Captain Bob Luce guides Striper Fishing off...

DVD. Good Time Golf. 30 Minutes. The Bay State hosts this episode, located just 35 miles southeast of Boston, Plymouth has some of the most beautiful golf courses in the Northeast. Quashnett, Poquoy Brook, Waverly Oaks Golf Club are all featured on this tour through the first permanent European settlement in New England. Also, Swani gets a golf lesson.

DVD. Tanlines. 23 Minutes. Chris checks out “P-Town” as it’s locally known and drops into the town’s annual Film Festival where he meets comedian Georgia Ragsdale – producer of the film Wave Babes. Later, we take a guided tour of the National Seashore sand dunes where the likes of Tennessee Williams and other famous poets, writers and artists were squatters in dune shacks. The next...