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Articles related to "Nantucket"
Nantucket, Massachusetts Nantucket Massachusetts: There once was a man...nevermind nantucket massachusetts • nantucket sound • nantucket island • nantucket travel • nantucket houses
Nantucket Conservation Foundation - Part 4 Visit one of 2 working cranberry bogs on Nantucket. Among the largest in the world, both are owned by the Nantucket Conservation Foundation. You'll be sure to learn something new about growing and harvesting cranberries. windswept cranberry bog • cranberries • nantucket • nantucket conservation foundation • stump pond
The Man from Nantucket Limerick: From Innocent Poetry to Vulgar Joke Do you know the Man from Nantucket? You will, after reading this article! man from nantucket • limerick • rude limerick • vulgar or bawdy limerick • american limerick
An Island Paradise--Nantucket Nantucket lies 30 miles off the New England Coast. Although compact in size, its history, unspoiled beaches and beautiful sunsets impress even the most seasoned traveler. nantucket • new england coast • hy-line • steamships authority • bed and breakfast inns in nantucket
Nantucket's Curious Coffins All about the Nantucket family "Coffin", one of the founding families of the island, and one of the most influential families on Nantucket to this day. coffin • nantucket • island • family • jared
The Nantucket Conservation Foundation - Part 3 Come visit a working cranberry bog, a fresh water pond and the third highest elevation in Nantucket, all contained in one protected area. The Moors, located in eastern Nantucket is the largest of the Nantucket Conservation Foundation's property holdings. The 3200 acre preserve is open year round and easily accessible by foot, bicycle or car. nantucket • moors • altar rock • gibbs pond • nantucket conservation foundation
Haunted Nantucket A brief glimpse into the supernatural side of Nantucket Island. ghost • paranormal • haunt • spook • ghoul
Getting From Here to There Planning a trip to Nantucket? Wondering if you need to bring your car? Here's how to decide. Includes information on bicycle, moped, and boat rentals. Also contains information on busses, taxis, walking, and guided tours. nantucket • island • transportation • bike • bicycle
Nantucket Film Festival Grows The Nantucket Film Festival offers film lovers an intimate island setting and the opportunity to experience the stories and styles of today's top screenwriters. nantucket film festival • screenwriting festivals • jill burkhart • mystelle brabbee • suzanne and bob wright screenwriter’s tribute awar
Nantucket Memorial Airport Bet you can't guess the second busiest airport in Massachusetts. It's aviation letters, ACK, don't give much of a clue either. Take a tour and a short history lesson of an airport that's on an island in the Atlantic Ocean, 30 miles from the mainland. nantucket memorial airport • ackersley airfield • ack • nantucket • hutch's restaurant
Nantucket Shipwrecks - Part 1 Part 1 of a 2-part article series discussing some of Nantucket's most famous shipwrecks. In part 1: Lightship LV 117 and the SS Republic. ship • wreck • shipwreck • dive • disaster
Book Review: Barefoot The new book from Elin Hilderbrand examines life, love, and everything that really matters barefoot • nantucket • elin hilderbrand • women • friendships
Two Fish Tales - Grouper, Striper Two summer stories about fish: The Grouper - the one that got away (or was not there to begin with; and The Striper - the one that didn't. It became the life of the party grouper • catfish • tilapia • st petersburg • restauranteurs
Troubled with Wind Is the Cape Wind Project the breath of fresh air for the future, or is it just a lot of hot air? wind power • renewable energy • massachusetts • law • legal
Nantucket Lighthouses Why not pay a visit to a Nantucket lighthouse? There are 3 to choose from; don't forget your camera. You can easily drive or bike to Brant Point Light or Sankaty Head, but the trip out to Great Point Light requires a 4 wheel drive vehicle. Better yet, join a guided eco-tour and climb to the top of the 70' tower. nantucket • great point • sankaty head • brant point • lighthouse
Nantucket Shipwrecks - Part 2 Part 2 of a 2-part article series on Nantucket's most famous wrecks. In part 2: Andrea Doria, Alice B. Lawrence, Edward E. Briry, Argo Merchant, and the Kershaw. ship • wreck • shipwreck • dive • disaster
New Museums for Nantucket The Nantucket Historical Association announces big plans for new museums, to be opened in Spring of 2005. museum • whale • whaling • nantucket • history
North Shore Beaches Although the island of Nantucket measures only 14 miles long by 3 miles wide, it boasts some of the most beautiful beaches on the East Coast. The north shore beaches stretch along the calm waters of the harbor and Nantucket Sound. Close to town, they are ideal for those who are walking, biking or have young children. nantucket • island • harbor • beach • nantucket sound
South Shore Beaches Ready for a bit more adventure? Bigger waves and stronger surf? Grab your bike or car and head out to one of Nantucket's ocean beaches, stretching 14 miles along the south shore. nantucket • surfside • miacomet • cisco • nobadeer
Stranded on Nantucket - Day One We were stranded on Nantucket by Hurricane Irene. There was no way on or off of the island. But if you've got to be stranded somewhere, Nantucket's not a bad place to be. nantucket • hurricane irene • island • airport • wind
Stranded on Nantucket - Day Two Spend the day stranded on Nantucket Island in a hurricane. No way on or off the island, so why not visit some beaches and a 150 year old lighthouse? Walk along the dunes in 70 mph winds. hurricane • nantucket • wind • sankaty lighthouse • tom nevers
Stranded on Nantucket - The Final Day Hurricane Irene heads out to sea and calmer weather returns. The airport is back in business and the ferries are running again. We're still stuck on the island, however, because our ferry reservation is no longer valid. Now on "standby", as the Steamship Authority calls it, we are forced to wait and wait and wait. nantucket • island • hurricane irene • wind • steamship authority
The Nantucket Conservation Foundation Find out who the largest landholder on Nantucket is and how they have accumulated more than 28% of the island in just the past 38 years. Learn where this property is and what it's being used for. nantucket conservation foundation • eel point • cranberry bog • milestone cranberry bog • windswept cranberry bog
The Nantucket Conservation Foundation-Part 2 Continue your tour of the Nantucket Conservation Foundation's protected natural areas. The Masquetuck Reservation is home to a hardwood forest, maritime forest, a freshwater bog, salt marsh, beach and a meadow all contained within a 14 acre parcel. It overlooks Nantucket Harbor and is an easy drive or bike ride from town. nantucket conservation foundation • masquetuck reservation • bog • salt marsh • maritime forest
The Nantucket Film Festival The Nantucket Film Festival is coming soon! From June 19th - June 22nd, guests will view over 30 films, participate in discussions, vote on awards, and party with fun in the sun! film • movie • video • hollywood • celebrity
The Wauwinet - Part One Relive the history of a legendary Nantucket Inn built by two sea captains in 1876. Constructed in one of the island's most picturesque settings, the Inn was a favorite summer spot during the late 19th and 20th centuries. We stumbled across this old hotel in 1984, deserted and boarded up. nantucket • wauwinet • wauwinet house • the wauwinet • hurricane josephine
There once was a saxophone from Nantucket.... A slight study into sax jokes. humor • jokes • saxophone • kenny g
How To Get There Various travel options for getting to Nantucket Island, Massachusetts. A detailed discussion of the various ferry and airline services, including how to make advance ferry reservations for your car. nantucket/ferry/hyannis/airline/reservation/vehicl
Eastern American Burying Beetle Reintroduction Nantucket environmental organizations, a small Rhode Island zoo and US Fish and Wildlife Service work together to bring endangered beetle back from possible extinction. american burying beetle • endangered species reintroduction program • nantucket island • invertebrate captive breeding program • new england conservation
A Summer Affair - Elin Hilderbrand Nantucket resident and glass blower Claire Danner Crispin cheats on her husband with charity executive director Lock Dixon when she agrees to co-chair a committee. a summer affair by elin hilderbrand • marital affairs in fiction • life on nantucket • volunteer on committee for charity event • nantucket's children summer gala
Legally Troubled The Cape Wind Project is the subject of two Massachusetts court actions. Opponents sue to have the licence revoked. Supporters say all the concerns have been answered. renewable energy • wind power • navigation • law • licensing
Four Wheeling Lose the crowds and head out to some of the most beautiful beaches on the East Coast, accessible only by 4 wheel drive vehicle. Includes driving tips, do's and don'ts, and what you'll need to bring with you. Also contains information on permits needed and where to get them. 4 wheel drive • sand • beach • great point • smith point
Clipper Ships Near the peak of commercial sailing technology, clippers are somewhere between an awesome feat of engineering and a work of fine art. clipper • yankee • ship • mail • american
Squanto’s Capture Squanto, along with other Indians, is captured by sea captain Thomas Hunt. Hunt transports them to Spain where he begins selling his captives into slavery. squanto • tisquantum • wampanoag • patuxet • plymouth bay
East Shore Beaches Nantucket is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the United States. Come take a tour of it's eastern shoreline stretching 10 miles from the quaint village of Siasconset north to Great Point Light, a 70 foot tall working lighthouse. nantucket • siasconset • 'sconset • great point light • wauwinet
On Renting a Private Home You can't call room service at 11:00pm but you can spend the afternoon on the deck watching your kids play in the ocean, then prepare a home cooked dinner for family and friends in your own kitchen. Consider renting a private home on Nantucket. nantucket • island • rentals • private home • boston globe
The Wauwinet - Part Two Continue the historical journey of the Wauwinet Inn as a 20-month $8 million renovation transforms it into one of the top 4-star hotels in the country. Read why 30,000 people per year drive right through the middle of the hotel's property without ever stopping. wauwinet • the wauwinet • wauwinet road • polpis road • great point
In the Heart of the Sea In the earlier half of the nineteenth century, the island of Nantucket was one of the whaling capitals of the world. The great sperm whales of the Pacific had long been the lifeblood of the close-knit Quaker community that was Nantucket. The whaleship <I>Essex</I>, which left Nantucket in 1819, was just one of many similar ships that left the island each year. But the disaster that struck the <I>Essex</I> fifteen months after it left its home port was anything but ordinary. The 238-ton <I>Essex</I> was destroyed by a whale. nathaniel philbrick • in the heart of the sea • essex • moby dick • national book awards
Getting to and from Rhode Island Getting to Rhode Island is relatively easy, with excellent connections by road, rail and ferry. T F Green Airport provides links with the rest of the US and Canada. getting to rhode island • getting to providence • getting to newport ri • rhode island roads • rhode island interstates
Sperm Whales Ram Whalers The Essex and the Anne Alexander, whalers from Massachusetts' ports were rammed and sunk in the Pacific by enraged, wounded sperm whales. sperm whales ram whalers • sea tragedies • the sinking of the essex • the sinking of the anne alexander • owen chace
Is There a Daffodil Festival Near You? Information about some spring daffodil festivals. daffodils • festivals • travel • bulbs
Shirley Jackson's The Lottery and The Hidden Holocaust Published in 1949, Shirley Jackson's short story "The Lottery" is a modern Gothic set in what can arguably be a post-apocalyptic milieu. And as great fiction often does, this story mirrors reality in the form of a ritual enacted in modern Nantucket that is as dark and barbaric as that set in Jackson's fictitious village. And clams everywhere suffer for it. shirly • jackson • the • lottery • clams
In The Heart of the Sea: Book Review This is the true, raw, sea adventure/tragedy about the crew of the Essex, forced to abandon their ship and survive the elements, after the attack of an angry, sperm whale in the heart of the sea book review • whaling ship the essex • survival of the crew of the essex • author nathaniel philbrick • history of the essex incident
The Black Heritage Trail Museums The Museum of African-American History includes the first black church building built in Boston and the oldest African Meeting House still standing. museum of african-american history • black heritage trail • legacy society • freedman’s bank • institute of museum and library services
Woman Astronomer Maria Mitchell The discovery of a comet led Mitchell to be the first woman member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1848. astronomy • woman • women • stars • books
New England's Best Chocolate Shops New England, known for baked beans, fish cakes, and chowder also has sophisticated chocolate shops. Three excellent ones can be found in Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts. chocolate shops in new england • maine • nantucket • vermont • lake champlain chocolates
Skagit Valley Tulip Festival The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is one of the largest community events in Washington. This event unites all the surrounding communities amidst fields of tulips and daffodils. skagit valley tulip festival • western wa • la conner • mt. vernon • anacortes
Baby Boomers Cruise Great Lakes Huge cruise ships and issues plaguing them not for you? Seniors travel the tropics, Lake Michigan or other Great Lakes in small ships. Read about one cruise line. cruises • small ships • seniors • traveling • inland waters |
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