Cahoon Museum of American Art

Cahoon Museum of American Art Review

The Cahoon Museum of American Art is in one of the old Crocker family buildings, a 1775 Georgian colonial farmhouse that was once a tavern and an overnight way station for travelers on the Hyannis-Sandwich stagecoach line. Displays include selections from the permanent collection of American primitive paintings by Ralph and Martha Cahoon, along with other 19th- and early-20th-century artists. Special exhibitions, classes, talks, and demonstrations are held throughout the summer.