A Historic Location.

Pleasant Street holds a special place in Hyannis’ unique history. It is closely intertwined with New England’s rich seafaring tradition and Cape Cod’s prominent role in the nation’s commerce, fishing, whaling, and ship-building industries throughout the late 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries.

More than 150 sea captains called the village of Hyannis home. In fact, historical record refers to Pleasant Street as Sea Captains Row because of the number of master mariners who resided along this corridor connecting downtown and the inner harbor.