Articles from May 2014
Click here to see an array of Spring photographs… meet five new contributors... The new book "Tall Ships of the Thousand Islands" and notice for the 15th Biennial Quilt Show; plus news about Cross Island Farm, a new twitter to follow @SeawayNNY and a new Point Vivian website…
by: Susan W. Smith
My mother-in-law said when she was growing up, her relatives, the Pratts didn’t allow any weeding, raking or lawn mowing...
by: Lynn E. McElfresh
The pictures you are about see can be traced back to A. C. McIntyre, but they are not photographs as we know them today....
by: Robert L. Matthews
We have always lived in Clayton, NY, but not on the River. Our farm is at the upper end of French Creek and border...
by: Nancy Bond
Many years of playing and working on The River allowed me to make the acquaintance of several fascinating people. Some w...
by: Hunter Grimes
Unfortunately the story of the North American Patriots coming to Tasmania, has not had the publicity it deserves; ...
by: Pauline Buckby
“What’s the local brew?” It’s a simple question, but arguably the one that began Thousand Islands B&B owner Bruce Da...
by: Hayley Coristine
On May 3, 1814, troops from Kingston boarded seven ships, and eleven gunboats, manned by a thousand Royal Navy sailors; ...
by: Arthur Pegg UE
Dave Wells had no idea that his first book, published in 2011 would sell out… “I wasn’t sure how many people would...
by: Susan W. Smith
A Seaway Newcomer Comes on Board As a Seaway Giant Becomes a Legend
It is highly unlikely that Clarkson Univers...
by: Cary R. Brick
The Thousand Islands have been affected by an invader – the Pale Swallow-wort – with large infestations in the region, i...
by: Brandon Hollis
Over twenty years ago Janet, my wife, was working in her store, the Karmelcorn Shop in Watertown. It was an old building...
by: Rex Ennis