Based loosely on a true story of a historic community, this novel is set on Cape Ann in the early 1800s. Peopled with widows, orphans, spinsters, scoundrels, free Africans, and "witches," it resurrects a forgotten sector of society.
Dogtown Days
Back on Dogtown Road, a bit further along on the left is cellar 20, which was the site of a house built by Anthony Day sometime after 1688. On the other side of the swamp there was a small schoolhouse run by Jane “Granny” Day in the ...
Only the root cellars - today's cellar holes - remained. Combining maps, genealogy data, and oral history, THE CELLARS SPEAK offers new insight into the spatial and social structure of Dogtown.
The Last Days of Dogtown vividly brings to life an unforgettable community of eccentrics and misfits - the forgotten people of the New World who live on the fringes of polite society.