Swan's Island Chronicles: Borrowed, Exaggerated and Half-Forgotten Tales of Island Life - Webber, Kate
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The small Downeast Maine community of Swan's Island has seen summer people come and go, but it has held on to its stories. Author Kate Webber illustrates island life with humor, affection and the voices of islanders--from the first settlement and 1950s hijinks to courtship and commerce. Explore the first and last one-room schools, island romance in sock-hop days and coastal celebrations. No one kicks up their heels on the third of July like Swan's Islanders. From spooky haunts to local legends, the island's history is all its own. Join Webber on this historic romp set against the backdrop of…mehr

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The small Downeast Maine community of Swan's Island has seen summer people come and go, but it has held on to its stories. Author Kate Webber illustrates island life with humor, affection and the voices of islanders--from the first settlement and 1950s hijinks to courtship and commerce. Explore the first and last one-room schools, island romance in sock-hop days and coastal celebrations. No one kicks up their heels on the third of July like Swan's Islanders. From spooky haunts to local legends, the island's history is all its own. Join Webber on this historic romp set against the backdrop of modern island living, and get acquainted with the island that comes alive after the last ferry has pulled away.
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Kate Webber earned a degree in anthropology from Bates College, with concentrations in environment, place and history and medieval worlds. Kate worked with the Freeport Historical Society before spending two years with the Swan's Island Historical Society through the Island Institute's fellow program. Her varied historical work and social life on the island led to a column in the Working Waterfront publication, which formed the basis for this book. Kate has since moved to Portland, Maine, and is working for the Maine Humanities Council.