On Saturday March 10th, CMMC will be open as part of the kick-off events to help celebrate the Town of Chatham's 300th anniversary. Visitors will get a view of how CMMC fits into the history of Chatham. The Center will be open from 10am to 4pm. This is a free event and open to the public.
With funding from the Verizon Foundation, CMMC, the MIT Club of Cape Cod, and the Chatham & Harwich Public Schools, have partnered to form CMMC's STEM initiative. Members of the partnership have met and the teachers have begun the process of writing new lesson plans with an expanded STEM focus. The meetings will continue in the coming months
Step inside the historic wireless station built by Guglielmo Marconi in 1914, uncover the secret mission of the station during WWII and experience the "world's greatest coastal station" for ship-to-shore communication. See, hear and interact with the new exhibits featuring new videos and opportunity to send Morse code and follow a message from ship to shore.
CENTER HOURS (2012)
May 25 - June 24, Weekend Hours:
Fri, Sat, Sun: 10 am - 4 pm
Tuesday – Saturday: 10 am – 4 pm
Sunday hours: 1 pm – 4 pm
Sept 7 - October 7, Weekend Hours:
Fri, Sat, Sun: 10 am - 4 pm
ADMISSION (2012)
| Adult | $5.00 |
| Senior/Student | $4.00 |
| Child (under 10) | free |
We are located at 847 Orleans Rd (Route 28) in North Chatham MA 02650.
Click here for map Click here for Media CoverageTo Members and Friends:
The Center concluded the 2011 season on October 9th. Over 3000 visitors came to see our updated exhibit area with some new exhibits plus some refinements of the others. As we look to further enhance our visitor experience in 2012, CMMC will participate in Chatham 300 (town's 300th anniversary) and Titanic 100 (100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. Click to see our President's 2011 Report.
We have been able to build CMMC with the ongoing support of our members and friends. Membership opportunities continue: Become a Member of CMMC and enjoy the benefit of admissions, plus special member events.
See our Join Us -> Membership page for more information.
- To preserve the former Chatham Radio WCC Operations Building.
- To interpret the history of maritime wireless communication.
- To develop innovative educational programs in science and technology.
