Westport’s Gilded Age: The Rise and Fall of the Charlton Estate
Pond Meadow, the Gatsby-esque mansion in Acoaxet next to the Nubble, is truly one of the most magnificent pieces of […]
Pond Meadow, the Gatsby-esque mansion in Acoaxet next to the Nubble, is truly one of the most magnificent pieces of […]
Not much is known about how the holidays were celebrated at the Handy House, however we’ve uncovered that Thanksgiving […]
“Use it up, wear it out, make it do, or do without” Born in 1914 and still going strong, Elvira […]
Marjorie Robb (1889-1992) was a survivor of the Titanic disaster. She lived at Westport Point. In 1986 she spoke about […]
William Almy, Jr. Interviewed by Mary Giles October 25, 1975 William Almy – “According to the early records of the […]
Temperance – the campaign to curtail the consumption of alcohol – was an important reform movement in the 19th century. […]
My family had a summer home at the very end of Brayton Point. 329 Brayton Point Road. We call it […]
In 1938 all but the western most part of Horseneck was lined with houses, mostly small cottages but including some […]
Many eye witness accounts describe the 1938 storm tide as if it were a tidal wave. The deadly effects of […]