Immerse yourself in the captivating tale of Ipswich, Massachusetts, with Watching the Wharf: The Story of a New England Town. This beautifully illustrated children's book not only brings history to life but also unveils the unique aspects of Ipswich's past, all through the eyes of young readers.
Authored and illustrated by June E. Caley, this 50-page masterpiece is adorned with 14 stunning watercolor paintings, capturing the charm and rich heritage of Ipswich. From the Puritans' first settlements to its evolution into a vibrant community, this book invites readers to explore the historical treasures of a town less known but equally significant as its famous neighbors.
Uncover the narrative of Ipswich through vibrant illustrations and compelling stories that make history not just accessible but also fascinating for children. Each page is a time-travel experience, showcasing the town's evolution while highlighting its enduring landmarks and the people who shaped its destiny. This book is not just a source of entertainment but also a tool to inspire a love for local history and the significance of preserving cultural heritage.
Join us in celebrating the second edition of this beloved book, published by Tio Felipe Designs. We value your interest in bringing history to life for young readers. Perfect for young historians, educators, and families, Watching the Wharf: The Story of a New England Town is available now. Get your copy today and embark on an unforgettable adventure through the pages of history.
Watching the Wharf: The Story of a New England Town
- The History of Ipswich, MA.
- 14 Beautifully Painted Watercolor Illustrations
- Engaging Narratives that bring Ipswich’s history to life for children
- Historical Journey from Puritan settlements to modern-day Ipswich
- Highlights of Key Landmarks such as the Choate Bridge and Ipswich River
- Profiles of Important Figures like John Winthrop Jr. and Masconomet
- Educational Insights about local history and cultural heritage
- Interactive Questions to spark curiosity and discussion
- Foreword and Introduction providing context and background information
- Acknowledgements section recognizing contributors and sources
- Suitable for Young Historians, Educators, and Families interested in New England history
- 50 pages
- 8.5" X 8.5" Perfect Size
- High-Quality Matte Cover
- Makes a great gift!