Cape Cod Pillows
Description: A classic maritime travel poster portraying Falmouth’s historic harbor with sailing vessels, fishing boats, waterfront buildings, hillside architecture, and the distinctive coastal setting of Cornwall. Warm stone tones, deep blue water, and aged lithographic textures emphasize the town’s strong nautical identity.
Description: From the 1990's into the early 2000's, Fat Jack's Cafe was a mainstay of Provincetown eateries. Located at 335 Commercial St., the establishment served a variety of American fare to locals & tourists. The property now hosts an alternate eatery, but that doesn't mean you can't serve yourself the memory of Fat Jack's.
Description: Season's greetings from the land of lobstah! Copyright 2020 Kristen O’Keefe. All rights reserved. All images property of Kristen O’Keefe and are protected by copyright law. Resale, downloading, reproducing, printing, and comping of these images is illegal without permission of the artist
Description: Celebrate the charm of Cape Cod with this vintage-inspired postcard featuring Osterville, Massachusetts. Perfect for beach lovers, local residents, and summer vacationers, this aesthetic captures the relaxing seaside atmosphere of New England coastal towns. Wear your local with this timeless and sunny vacation souvenir.
Description: This vintage style crab design features Nantucket, a picturesque island off the coast of Massachusetts, boasting cobblestone streets lined with historic houses dating back to the whaling era, complemented by pristine beaches and charming boutiques. Its timeless beauty and rich maritime heritage make it a beloved destination for travelers seeking a quintessential New England experience.
Description: Celebrate the charm of Truro with this vintage-inspired typography featuring classic lettering. Perfect for coastal living enthusiasts and vacation souvenir lovers, this colorful graphic captures a relaxed seaside aesthetic. Ideal for locals and travelers alike, this cozy style brings a nostalgic touch to any casual outfit.
Description: Celebrate your love for Truro with this bold, classic athletic lettering style. Featuring a retro, multi-color palette, this sporty typeface captures a timeless vintage aesthetic. Perfect for showing local or as a stylish souvenir, this clean graphic looks great on any apparel or accessories.
Description: Celebrate the charm of the coast with this vibrant Hyannis sunset view. Featuring sailboats drifting along the harbor with a colorful, painterly skyline backdrop, this piece captures the serene atmosphere of a summer evening by the water. Perfect for those who love coastal living and scenic harbor towns.
Description: This Nantucket Massachusetts Bait & Tackle design features a vintage-style shark illustration, perfect for fishing enthusiasts and coastal adventurers. A great gift for anglers, shark fans, or visitors of Nantucket who love the ocean and traditional bait shop vibes. Bold, nautical, and proudly New England.
Description: Coast Guard Station Chatham, Massachusetts. The station was the origin of the famous 1952 Pendleton rescue. Feb. 18, 1952, four men risked their lives in a howling nor'easter off Cape Cod to save 32 mariners on the shipwrecked tanker Pendleton. Subject of 2016 American historical drama-thriller film "Finest Hours".
Description: In 1979 George Brush and Herbert Putnam partnered with Carly Simon to open the Hot Tin Roof on Martha’s Vineyard. It quickly became a hangout for the SNL crowd, James Taylor’s family and a place where anyone from Keith Richards, Walter Cronkite, John Travolta to Jackie Kennedy Onassis could be spotted. Before they were the Blues Brothers, Belushi and Ackroyd polished their act at the Hot Tin Roof. You’d hear Bonnie Raitt, Delbert McClinton, Ricky Nelson, Leon Russell, Jesse Colin Young, Martha Reeves, John Popper, Martin Mull, Maria Muldaur, the Roches, and Pat Benatar. Playing The Roof became a box that needed to be checked on many artists’ “I played at” lists. And a must-stop visit for anyone vacationing on Martha’s Vineyard.
Description: Remembering the Christmas Tree Shops, which operated 72 stores in 20 U.S. states, primarily in the Northeast. In 1970, Charles Bilezikian and his wife Doreen opened the first Christmas Tree Shops in Yarmouth Port, MA on Cape Cod. The original location comprised three separate buildings: the Front Shop, the Back Shop and the Barn Shop (which mostly sold penny candy), hence the pluralization of the store's name. The first complex was on Route 6A. In the mid-1990s, Christmas Tree Shops introduced a series of commercials in which the chain's customers were recorded showcasing items they purchased, paired with the soon-to-be famous jingle, "Don't you just love a bargain?"
