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40413
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Cape Lookout Lighthouse’s original keepers helped preserve sailors and their vessels. Modern day Keeper’s Quarters docents help preserve an important piece of Carteret County history alive.
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Cape Lookout Lighthouse--History; Cape Lookout Lighthouse; Cape Lookout National Seashore ; Shackleford Banks--Wild Ponies; Carteret County--Social life and customs; Cape Lookout Lighthouse--Keepers Quarters--docents; Harkers Island; Davis--town--Carteret County; Atlantic--town--Carteret County; Volunteers-In-Parks Program--Cape Lookout ; Diamond City--History; Cape Lookout Coast Guard Station
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34371
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The Outer Banks has long been a mecca for East Coast surfers, ever since the surfboard was introduced to the area in 1928. Jim “Biggie” Vaughn, owner of Whalebone Surf Shop in Nags Head, discusses the local surf culture, contribution of surfing to the economy and environment, and conditions which make the Outer Banks an ideal location for surfers.
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28693
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Rudy Austin and his family are Ocracoke Island natives who have made it possible for people to visit Portsmouth Island via boat for 40 years. Austin’s father once worked on the now uninhabited island and started taking visitors to the island when the National Park Service took over its management in the 1970s. The Austin’s are the only ferry service and as they age, many wonder what will happen to Portsmouth Island.
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23889
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Outer Bank's oldest store, Burrus Red & White Supermarket, is located at the southern end of Hatteras Island. For nearly 150 years, the store has served the small community in Hatteras and remains an important part of the town's heritage.
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21671
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The Bodie Island Lighthouse has stood on the Outer Banks for 141 years. In all that time it had only been open to the public for a few days in 1988 during the U.S. Lighthouse Service bicentennial celebration. The black-and-white striped-tower later underwent a $5 million restoration, and in October 2013, 300 descendants of the 34 keepers gathered there to share their stories of growing up at the lighthouse.
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Our State
(NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 81 Issue 10, Mar 2014,
p74-82, 84, 86, 88, 90, il, por
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22102
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Miller Pope never planned to own a beach resort. During the war he was an illustrator for the Marine's magazine, Leatherneck. After the war he went to New York and did illustrations for Seventeen and Glamour magazines. Later he had an office on Madison Avenue and was drawing for Time, Life, and Reader's Digest. In the 1950s the family vacationed at numerous beaches looking for a place until one day they came to Ocean Isle and decided \"This is it.\" DeGregory recounts how the Winds Resort Beach Club at Ocean Isle began.
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Our State
(NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 81 Issue 5, May 2014,
p139-134, 136-138, 140-142, 144, 146, 148, il
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