New mortgage for rebuilding beach complex and repair of village buildings.

Celebration of Tabernacle centennial.

Craigville is designated a National Historic District.

Community septic system created on CCMA’s bluff to serve 17 cottages.

First annual Roman Catholic mass is celebrated in the Tabernacle.

Hurricane Bob destroys 14 bath houses, the Tabernacle belfry and 200 Craigville trees.

Chapel in the Pines is rebuilt and dedicated.

Garden triangle at Valley Ave. and Lake Elizabeth Drive is named for Emory (Pat) Paterson.

Cape Cod’s Craigville: The Vision Still Alive is published.

Red Lily Pond Project is incorporated as a 501(c3) organization.

Massachusetts Conference decides not to renew lease, and United Camps, Conferences and Retreat becomes Craigville Retreat Center manager.

Retreat Center office relocates to the Inn.

The Craigville Inn becomes a year-round facility.

CCMA board adopts its Open and Affirming statement.

Columbia University graduate students prepare an extensive report on was to achieve sustainability with respect to energy, water, and waste.

Craigville’s roads are resurfaced.

Craigville experiences the full impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.