Publishing the history & culture
of Southeastern New England • Since 1981
Publishing the history & culture
of Southeastern New England • Since 1981
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The New England Fisherman celebrates one of America's oldest and most illustrious professions with 13 historical photographs of the fishing industry from Eastport, Maine to New York Harbor, scenes of dragging, lobstering, sword fishing, scalloping, oystering, dory fishermen, shipyards, wharves, rustic villages, and more. Includes a tide chart for 21 New England ports, moon phases, proverbs, and vintage engravings. Dramatic black & white photos suitable for framing make this a perennial favorite.
$18.00
ISBN 978-0932027-NEF
12” x 20” open size
13 Photographs
Boston Fish Pier, 1962.
Fulton Fish Market in 1936, New York
Oyster steamer Kera Gordon Rowe of Connecticut
Fishing vessel Moonlight of New Bedford
Swordfisher Cap’n Bill III, Cape Cod
Fishing vessel Alden of Gloucester, MA.
Oystering in Wareham harbor, 1990
Painting cedar buoys, Menemsha, MA.
Boston Fish Pier at height of Hurricane Esther
Loading herring in Castine, Maine
Frionor Frozen Fish strike, New Bedford
Fort Square in Gloucester, MA.
