The Use of Animals in WWI

Name: The Use of Animals in WWI
Start: May 31, 2023
End: May 31, 2023
Location: Cape Cod Chapter of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society

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Join Joe Yukna for a "bizarrely fascinating" tale of the expected and surprising uses of animals during the First World War. Animals great and small were put to work, from the lowly slug to the mighty elephant. Special appearance by the Cape Cod Military Museum's mascot Sgt. Stubby!

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$5 per person

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Cape Cod Museum of Natural History
869 Route Main Street / Route 6A
Brewster, MA 02631

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FROM HYANNIS AND POINTS WEST:

Take Route 6 to exit 78B (previously 9B), follow the ramp onto Route 134 North. Follow Route 134 approximately 3.3 miles. Turn right onto Route 6A. Proceed 2.5 miles. The Museum is on your left.

FROM ORLEANS AND POINTS EAST:

Take Route 6 to exit 89 (previously 12), turn right (west) onto Route 6A toward Brewster. Proceed 6.1 miles. The Museum is on the right.

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