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♥♥ Rissa Adell ♥♥
Seabeck
Worth visiting!
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Chatham itself isnt that great, but I have some really good friends their. I stayed with them when I went to England. So for me, it was more seeing them then being in Chatham that was fun.
thebiggreenie
Gillingham
Not worth visiting!
The last time I went to this place
I was nearly assaulted… which of course is the norm in Chatham, but I’m not from ‘round those parts, like.
Claire
Gillingham
Not worth visiting!
Bleurgh
It’s kinda crappy in Chatham. Too many people who care about nothing but themselves, and certainly don’t care about the area they live in. I don’t go out much…
Dumplin
Chatham
Not worth visiting!
Funny little place
It smells funny here and I dont like it. Will be glad to finish Uni and get out of Chatham.
roblag
1 place
Not worth visiting!
I grew up here...
There’s a not great closed ABC cinema opposite Gala Bingo…apart from that little gem it’s all downhill.
The one redeeming feature is my old local, the Old Ash Tree. Awesome pub.
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The Essential Chatham
August 26, 1990
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Even in Winter, The Market for Summer Rentals Is Hot
February 23, 1997
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Introduction to Chatham
November 20, 2006
Sticking out like a sore elbow (and out of the way of much of the Cape's tourist flow), Chatham was one of the first spots to attract early explorers. Samuel de Champlain stopped by in 1606 but got into a tussle with the prior occupants over some copper cooking pots; he ended up leaving in a hurry. The first colonist to stick around was William Nickerson of Yarmouth, who befriended a local sachem (tribal leader) and built a house beside his wigwam in 1656. One prospered; the other -- for obvious reasons -- didn't. To this day, listings for Nickersons still occupy a half page in the Cape Cod phone book.
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The Essential Chatham
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Even in Winter, The Market for Summer Rentals Is Hot
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