Apostle Island Scrapbook In many cases, the tales are told in the participants' own words. The stories come from many sources- diaries, letters, old newspaper articles-hence the name Apostle Islands Scrapbook. ![]() The Heroine of Michigan Island ![]() "I hate lighthouses," said Mrs. Alexander McLean, whose husband kept the light on Raspberry Island for several years. "They are so lonely." ![]() The Wreck of the Sevona
![]() "The wind was south and we kept under the lee of the main shore until we reached Point Detour. Here we ran into the biggest sea that I had ever encountered." ![]() Marooned On Oak Island! ![]() Shunning human contact, the brooding, bearded man retreated to the woods, hiding himself away in a tiny cabin devoid of comforts. ![]() Little House in the North Woods ![]() Worst of all, he'd failed in his mission, it seemed. He'd have to tell his Indian companions that no one wanted to listen to them. ![]() Rescuing the Keeper's Daughter ![]() What Happened to Poor Willy? ![]() The Story of Plenty Charm |
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Last updated: January 5, 2016