Scargo Tower

The present tower was built of cobblestone in 1901 as a memorial to the Tobey family.

The current tower, atop the area's tallest hill above the kettle of Scargo Lake, stands 30 feet high and 160 feet above sea level.

[1] The top of the tower provides a panoramic view that, on a clear day, extends as far as Provincetown[1] and the Sagamore Bridge.

A plaque placed above the entrance to the tower reads, "This tower and hilltop were given to the town of Dennis in 1929 as a memorial to Charles Tobey (1831–1888) and Francis Bassett Tobey (1833–1913).

Loyal sons of the village of Dennis where their Tobey ancestors settled in 1678.

West side exterior of Scargo Tower, Dennis, Massachusetts
The Scargo Tower plaque
View of Scargo Lake and Cape Cod Bay from the tower