History of the Outer Banks
The Outer Banks of North Carolina seems to have risen from the sea approximately 10,000 to 12,000 years ago, making …
The Outer Banks of North Carolina seems to have risen from the sea approximately 10,000 to 12,000 years ago, making …
Carroll A. Deering Shipwreck – The Mystery That Endures There is nothing left of the Carroll A. Deering now. After …
Sometime around 1825, the New Currituck Inlet closed for the last time, creating a rare—perhaps unheard of situation on the …
The images in Chris Bickford’s book Legends of the Sandbar are black and white, but his world is anything but …
It’s standard knowledge that the Outer Banks is a dynamic strip of sand. Since the 1930’s, it has been largely …
It’s been noted a number of times that the Outer Banks was ground zero for the Battle of the Atlantic …
Away from the sporty fishing boats with teak decks and sportsman fishing chairs, and hidden from view from head boats …
It’s well known that the Outer Banks has a love affair with pirates, which is based more on imagination than …
British forces were moving in strength against the Patriots, intent on seizing strategic positions. The rebels were brave but seemed …