Laura Plummer 8/15/22 Laura Plummer 8/15/22

The Bones of My Ancestors

A Gloucester transplant uncovers her local roots

Curated Content 5/3/21 Curated Content 5/3/21

Roger Babson’s ‘Word Rocks’

How 35 unemployed Finnish stonecutters helped an eccentric millionaire indulge his whim

Curated Content 2/1/21 Curated Content 2/1/21

Psychological tension and feeling of isolation in Cape Ann’s rocks

Patrick Mitchell 1/4/21 Patrick Mitchell 1/4/21

The legend of Whale’s Jaw

Curated Content 8/3/20 Curated Content 8/3/20

The haunting, primal landscape that resonated with his metaphysical soul

Curated Content 4/13/20 Curated Content 4/13/20

The Ashcan School artist’s Dogtown portfolio

Curated Content 7/1/19 Curated Content 7/1/19

“We want to see it preserved so the land is not abused”

Thomas Dresser 4/1/19 Thomas Dresser 4/1/19

Author Thomas Dresser’s detailed history of Dogtown

Emma Hamilton 1/30/19 Emma Hamilton 1/30/19

The childhood summer home of Nobel Prize-winning poet and author T.S. Eliot is reborn as a writer’s retreat

Patrick Mitchell 8/19/18 Patrick Mitchell 8/19/18

On a historic farm in Newbury, sports and history meet in the most beautiful way

Katja Jylkka 3/22/17 Katja Jylkka 3/22/17

Ninety-nine problems but a serpent ain’t one. (Or is it?)

Jason Grow 11/10/16 Jason Grow 11/10/16

Portraits of Cape Ann’s World War II veterans