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Over the Bridge

$100.00

122 in stock

SKU: B0008 Category:

Description

This 368-page hardback features 713 duotone photographs, including an eight-page double-sided gatefold. One side features a never-before-published panorama of the view across the harbor in 1897. Ginger Doyel interviewed more than 600 individuals and collected nearly 2,000 photographs as she compiled Over the Bridge to tell the story of the places and events that have defined Eastport for over three centuries. She profiles many of its memorable personalities including the beloved waterman Capn Herbie Sadler, civic leader and businessman George Davis, and the midwife Annie Hanson Christensen.