
The True Story of Frozen Charlotte Dolls
Beachcombers commonly refer to antique porcelain dolls as “Frozen Charlottes” but they were never actually called that.
Read moreBeachcombers commonly refer to antique porcelain dolls as “Frozen Charlottes” but they were never actually called that.
Read moreLike all good stories, the story of aerated water bottles begins by the sea.
Read moreThe River Thames has always been a stage for entertainment, and many musical instruments have dropped in over the centuries.
Read moreSix steps to help ensure that the historical context of your finds won’t be lost.
Read morePottery found in the River Thames in London dates back to the 5th century BCE.
Read moreNot only are antique poison bottles beautiful, but they are the rare jewels found by river beachcombers.
Read moreA long-lost story of an industrious beachcomber from yesteryear.
Read moreBeachcombers on the English beaches of Cornwall still find Lego pieces washing up on shore after almost 25 years.
Read moreWhen feeling “ordinary,” you may draw renewed strength and insight from lighthouse keeper, Harriet Colfax.
Read moreThese mysterious surfboard-shaped stones found on a beach in New Jersey trace their origins back to Italy.
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