Stained glass window of Jesus as a youth installed in Tabernacle chancel.

Tabernacle chancel renovated (gift in memory of William Lowry).

Manor, Lodge, Marshview and Recreation Hall are purchased. CCMA property now includes these buildings and Tabernacle, Inn, Post Office, Harvard House, Groves House, Andover, and Yale cottages.

Craigville Introduced to Mass Conference.

First annual Cape Cod Writers Conference convenes in Craigville.

Annual Illumination Night reinstituted and Barnstable Town Band concerts on the green begin.

Union cottage purchased.

Swain cottage purchased (sold in 1977).

Minnie’s Seaside Rest acquired by United Church Board for World Ministries (later transferred to Massachusetts Conference, sold in 2017).

Boston cottage and adjoining land purchased by CCMA.

Centennial Fund inaugurated.

Staff house (former director’s residence) is built (sold by Massachusetts Conference in 2017).

“Craigville on Old Cape Cod,” “A Walk in the Bog” and “A Walking Tour of Craigville are published.

Craigville Centennial Celebration.

Third tennis court is built.

“What’s Cooking in Craigville” is published.

Harvard House is torn down.

US Bicentennial is celebrated with fireworks off Craigville Beach.

Bicentennial Park at north end of Lake Elizabeth Drive is dedicated.

Revision of “Bog Trail” to “Bog and Nature Trail” is published.

Lodge addition is built to house year-round office.

New Lodge septic system is built.

Beach pavilion is named for James Buffington.

Red Lily Pond Project is established to save, renew, and maintain Lake Elizabeth and Red Lily Pond.

New septic system is installed for the Inn, four cottages and director’s house.

CCMA, CCOA and Conference Center establish the Beautification Fund and Committee to improve common areas of the village.

Craigville Fund is established to raise $250,000 for restoration of beach and village buildings.

Mortgages burned in special vesper service.

CCMA creates a part-time Executive Director position.

Pierre Dupont Vuilleumier Program Fund established.