The CMMC Board invites the public to view their archives related to the 1914 Marconi built Wireless Station WCC
at the Atwood House Museum on
347 Stage Harbor Road in Chatham,
Saturday, May 24th, from 1 til 6 PM.

For more information click here.

 
 

click to open April Marconigram
What is Wireless? presented to Chatham Middle School grades 5-8 by Adam Weiss, educator, Museum of Science in Boston. Click on photo to see more information and first issue of the Marconigram.



Chatham Marconi Maritime Center (CMMC) Mission Statement
The mission of The Chatham Marconi Maritime Center is to enrich the lives of children and adults in Chatham and surrounding communities through the preservation and appropriate use of the the historic Marconi site in Chatham.

CMMC goals are to preserve and maintain the historic character of the Marconi buildings and grounds and to reuse the building for Communications and Maritime programs which will enhance community education opportunities and enjoyment. CMMC program partners will provide an interactive history of communications center with training in amateur radio, and radio broadcasting while recalling the ground breaking work that Marconi and RCA did here especially Chatham's maritime history and its relationship to the 21st Century.

CMMC program partners' Sailing and Boat Building programs will keep Chatham's maritime traditions alive.

CMMC Board of Directors and Officers 2008

Officers
Charles Bartlett, President
Frank Messina, 1st Vice President
Read Moffett, 2nd Vice President
Edwin Moxon, Secretary
Leonard Magnusson, Treasurer
Edee Crowell, Corresponding Secretary

Directors
Vern Brownell
Michael Cicalese
Barbara Cotnam
John Cotnam
John Dickson
Frank Konecnik
Richard Kraycir
Robert Leiden
Richard Lumpkin
Betty Magnusson
Lewis Masson
Alisa Kahn Ridruejo
Andrew Rigg
Raymond Russ
Robert Ryder
Pieter Schiller
Len Sussman
Jim Watson

Director and Past President
Roslyn B. Coleman

Emeritus
William C. Ryder

Honorary Directors
Princess Elettra Marconi

Staff
Barbara S. Waters, Director of Education


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The Historical Marconi Site in North Chatham, Massachusetts

 

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Guglielmo Marconi

 


The beautiful grounds of the Marconi Campus are perfect for walking trails overlooking Still Water Pond, Bassing Harbor, and Ryder's Cove

 

 

 

 

 

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