Transatlantic cables can be severed but not wireless, plus it can be used by shipping so fir a hundred years the importance of this station can not be understated. I found it a great thing to do while in Chatham and very educational. Free off...More

We did a day trip from Boston to Chatham and this was a wonderful experience, the docents were very informative about a bygone era, don't need to be a physics or radio nerd to enjoy the experience!

We stopped here last week and enjoyed the visit. There are many informative displays on the development and history of radio technology. Interesting to read about the role this technology played a role WWII and the sinking of the Titanic. Worth a visit.

I grew up in Boston and spent a lot of time in my younger years on cape cod. I never knew of this museum and how important it was to maritime communication. We watched a couple of short films and then went into 2 different...More

If you are into science and technology or would like your children to get motivated about it, a one-hour visit of this museum is well worth it. I personally enjoyed it quite bit and my daughter as well. Noteworthy that the staff were very friendly...More

So well done and in such detail. I had relatives come with me who wanted to read and use every display. I tore them away after 3 hours. The average person would probably spend an hour. The docents were so enthusiastic and informed.

Enjoyed the museme and the bookstore. The history of Trans-Atlantic communication is fascinating, with the dynamics of business, technology, war/military and national interests entering in. Marconis life is fascinating as are these global aspects and history. The center does a great job packing in the...More