Published in 2001, David S. Cecelski’s “The Waterman’s Song: Slavery and Feeedom in Maritime North Carolina” is a compelling book about the lives of slave and free black fishermen, pilots, river men, sailors, and other laborers in our region. In fact, this was the first major study of slavery in the maritime South. If you’re a researcher or a history reader interested in this region and the era, you’ll be pulled in by the challenges these workers faced, but also enlightened to learn about the remarkable maritime work culture and democratic ideals they fostered.

The book is available in our gift shop, open through December 6.

Thank you to everyone who voted! We are beyond thrilled to have won Gold this year in the Coastland Times People's Choice Awards. We couldn't have done it without you!

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It doesn't get much better than this! We are dreaming of warmer weather now that fall has finally arrived. Check out our rates and reserve your spot for next year!

“YOUR Burger Thursday” begins tomorrow and our staff is so excited they’re already planning their own custom burger builds! Heather’s burger starts with a plant-based Impossible Foods burger patty drizzled with teriyaki sauce and topped with grilled onion, grilled pineapple & spring mix, with a side of our house-favourite Teriyaki Broccoli.

Stop in every Thursday from 4:00-8:00 and enjoy unlimited toppings beginning with YOUR choice of meat — American Wagyu, Welsh Lamb, Wild Game, or Impossible burger — for $15. It’s YOUR burger….YOUR way! What’s on YOUR burger???