Relive a classic Bay State coast journey through a spirited eight-day excursion in 1871.
This nonfiction volume gathers the spirit of a group of travelers who toured the New England coastline, from bustling harbor towns to tranquil shorelines. Rich with period details, it blends descriptive scenery with glimpses of daily life, hospitality, and social camaraderie along Bar Harbor, Mount Desert, and other coastal vistas.
- Read about the itinerary, landscapes, and sea-side experiences that defined the trip
- Enjoy period photography-style descriptions of towns, hotels, mountains, and lighthouses
- Meet the excursionists by name, roles, and social circles, presented in a historical roster
- Discover reflections on nature, faith, and the enduring appeal of the Atlantic coast
Ideal for readers of historic travelogues, 19th‑century New England life, and local coastal lore.