Articles from August 2011

Q&A: (1) How many of you sat on your deck (cottage/boat/cockpit) and watched the world go by? Answer: Everyone...

“Most people only dream of living to the age of 100,” she begins. “Our Gramp planned on it...

Island life is all about boats, so why did it take Grenell Island Improvement Association 91 years to come up with the i...

It was love at first sight. They were married July 28th, 1908 on the Magedoma,

“My Mom and I have this collection of stereograph cards, and we want to share it,” Tom French told me over the telephone...

In the 1980s, while working at St. Lawrence Islands National Park, I became involved with the writing of the history of ...

June 1904 marked the beginning of the Gold Cup Races, considered power boat racing’s ultimate contest in North America a...

Andrew Keech, and his young family, settled on a farm near Clayton, New York, around 1830, thus continuing more than 150...

Official names of places and features in the United States are selected by the Board on Geographic Names...

I am in search of Mary “Molly” Brant, Mohawk woman of the American Revolution. Her journey once took her to Fort Haldima...

In July 2011, TI Life published a book review of Saints, Sinners and Sailors of the Gilded Age: A compendium of biograph...