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In the latter part of the 19th century, two wealthy men from Brooklyn NY bought land and built large houses […]

By Mark Allen Ever since I was a child, my family played a game while heading down the American Legion […]

Explaining the spatter-painted floors of the Handy House. Many visitors to the Handy House ask about the spatter-painted wood floors. […]

The oddly named “Parade of Horribles” (also known as Antiques and Horribles) was a traditional feature of Independence Day festivities […]

“I was free, but there was no one to welcome me to the land of freedom. I was a stranger […]

Westport’s Forgotten Rite of Spring Westport’s old-timers have fond memories of a now forgotten tradition of May baskets. These hand-made […]

If you have driven by the Bell School in recent weeks, you may have noticed some significant activity is taking […]

Read the journal and learn more about Frederick Allen at this link Westport Point, Massachusetts was a relatively small but […]