So, You Think You Know Cape Cod?: People, Places, Folklore, Trivia and Treasures

The book lays out a significant base knowledge for each community on Cape Cod, including famous men and women who have made significant contributions to each community. A section entitled “Do You Know?” provides some lesser-known information that contributes to the distinctness and attractiveness of each town; some photographs that will test the reader's knowledge of buildings and objects that are commonly seen but not necessarily recognized for what they are, and some trivia that tests some well-known and lesser-known facts.

The book ends with the "Treasures" of Cape Cod. These are the institutions and places that make the Cape Cod a remarkable place to live and work and one that attracts millions of visitors. I have made these determinations myself and realize that others may have a different list, but that is ok. Some are cultural, some are natural, but each contributes to the quality of life that is available on Cape Cod. The region and its people have something distinct and appealing to offer everyone.

Henry M. Quinlan, a resident of Mattapoisett, Massachusetts, and owner and publisher of Omni Publishing Company, has 50+ years of varied experience publishing books, newsletters and DVDs. He is a graduate of Boston College and Suffolk University Law School. His proudest moment in publishing was being asked By President George H.W. Bush to arrange for the publishing of the book Make Way for Ducklings and the erection of the statues, Make Way for Ducklings, in Moscow in 1991 as part of the summit between Presidents Bush and Gorbachev. He recently published the book, Stories Along the Way which is authored by John Cullinane who founded the first successful software company in America. He initiated the So, You Think Series You Know? series starting with So, You Think you Know the South Coast? He is currently expanding the series.