The Outermost House

[Ed B]

Swimmer, Yes, Good book. If you liked that one I think you'll also like "House on Nauset Marsh" by Wyman Richardson. The Richardson family owned land which is now part of the national seashore in the vicinity of the visitors center in Eastham. It was written around the same time maybe in the 1930's and it includes a fair amount of Richardson's early exploits at surf fishing as well.

[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by Ed B

Swimmer, Yes, Good book. If you liked that one I think you'll also like "House on Nauset Marsh" by Wyman Richardson. The Richardson family owned land which is now part of the national seashore in the vicinity of the visitors center in Eastham. It was written around the same time maybe in the 1930's and it includes a fair amount of Richardson's early exploits at surf fishing as well.

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[Swimmer]

Originally Posted by Ed B

Swimmer, Yes, Good book. If you liked that one I think you'll also like "House on Nauset Marsh" by Wyman Richardson. The Richardson family owned land which is now part of the national seashore in the vicinity of the visitors center in Eastham. It was written around the same time maybe in the 1930's and it includes a fair amount of Richardson's early exploits at surf fishing as well.

Thank you

Wasn't that Richardson family the same one as in Secratary of State Elliot Richardson's family? I think I remember reading that or hearing that. I was there the day Bobby Kennedy and Teddy Kennedy came in an old black helicopter, landing at the school on Schoolhouse Road, then traveling by limo to the brand new visitor center for the speeches. Bobby waved to me and my buddy at the time, Ted did not. We were the only two people that came to the school.
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[Swimmer]

[QUOTE=Ed B;1029957]Swimmer, Yes, Good book. If you liked that one I think you'll also like "House on Nauset Marsh" by Wyman Richardson. The Richardson family owned land which is now part of the national seashore in the vicinity of the visitors center in Eastham. It was written around the same time maybe in the 1930's and it includes a fair amount of Richardson's early exploits at surf fishing as well.[/QUOTE


Just checked on the book not in Barnes and Noble ordering company
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[Ed B]

Check Amazon, Looks like they have a bunch of copies.

I don't know much about the Richardson family other than the fact that Wyman Richardson was a doctor, and I believe the house on the marsh was a summer home the family used to go to.