Henry Flagler: A Biography
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Willie Drye Books
Willie Drye is a storyteller with over thirty years of experience, whose interests span from urban planning to wedding arrangements. His reporting has appeared in prominent North American publications, and his work on natural disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes has achieved record readership. Drye's debut book, focusing on the 1935 Labor Day hurricane, is considered a definitive work on the subject and inspired a documentary film. His writing is characterized by its depth, precision, and ability to bring fascinating stories from diverse areas of life to the forefront.
Plymouth and Washington County
- 130 pages
- 5 hours of reading
The history of Plymouth and Washington County is deeply rooted in early American development, starting as a 17th-century trading post. The opening of the Dismal Swamp Canal in 1805 transformed Plymouth into a bustling port connected to Norfolk, Virginia. The area played a significant role during the Civil War, with local enlistments on both sides leading to intense battles. Today, visitors are drawn to its natural beauty for activities like boating and bird-watching, as well as exploring Civil War sites and maritime heritage.