The Saxon, originally a 1,193-ton steamer, was built in Philadelphia in 1862 during the American Civil War. After decades of service, by 1903, she was repurposed into a 555-ton barge. This transformation marked the end of her grand days as a steamer, reflecting the changing times and the relentless march of progress in early 20th-century
The story of the Nomis is a tale of maritime perseverance and tragedy, embodying the transition from sail to motorized vessels in the early 20th century. Built in 1919, this 460-gross-ton schooner was a sturdy workhorse of the East Coast, transporting vital goods like lumber and coal. The Nomis not only braved the waters with
As an Airbnb host, I’ve discovered that one of the keys to creating a memorable and efficient guest experience is organization. Today, I want to share a fantastic hack that has transformed our hosting game— a customized rack for our kayaks and paddle boards, lovingly crafted by my talented son, Ian! The Inspiration Behind the
In this next history of our Shipwrecks of the Atlantic series, we recount the tragic tale of the USS Huron and its devastating fate. Departing from Hampton Roads in 1877, the Huron was lost in a fierce storm off Nags Head, North Carolina, just 200 yards from safety. Despite being so close to shore, the
As an Airbnb host, providing a seamless and secure experience for your guests is a top priority. One of the key aspects of achieving this is ensuring that your guests can easily and securely access your property. Enter the wall mount combination lock box – the ultimate solution for key storage. In this blog post,
Welcome to our comprehensive market update for Outer Banks and Northeastern North Carolina. The real estate landscape in this beautiful region continues to shift, and we’re here to provide you with the latest trends and statistics to help you navigate your buying or selling journey. Dare CountyIn June 2024, Dare County’s real estate market showed
