Archive for the 'Historical Seacoast' Category

My daughter Kate and I were home alone Friday night, and decided to watch a movie. We have digital cable, and were able to find “Nancy Drew Detective” circa 1938. Nancy is able to solve this mystery with the help of a mysterious message attached to the leg of a homing pigeon. Nancy wires the […]

Seavey Island on the Piscataqua river houses one of the largest structures in the seacoast area. The building is actually a former U.S. Naval Prison with some pretty cool history. The prison was commissioned in 1908, and by the time it was decommissioned in 1974 over 86,000 naval inmates had served time there.

The prison is […]

Yesterday was beautiful with crisp, clear September skies and temperatures in the low 70’s. My daughter had a half day of school, and so I quietly slipped out of the office at lunchtime with no intention of returning. Kate, her friend Kori, and I set out in our dinghy for a little expedition. We covered […]