Currituck’s Maritime Heritage
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Currituck’s Maritime Heritage
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About this listen
Step into the heart of the Outer Banks’ maritime legacy with this episode of The Northern OBX Podcast. We’re joined by Chandler Sawyer from the Currituck Maritime Museum, who brings to life the stories of the people and traditions that shaped the Northern Outer Banks.
Chandler explores the region’s deep connection to hunting, fishing, and boatbuilding, revealing how these trades were the foundation of Currituck’s early tourism—long before beach vacations defined the area. Through his storytelling, listeners gain insight into how the weather, water, and community all intertwined to build the character of this coastal region.
From master craftsmen shaping wooden boats to generations of watermen navigating the sounds, this episode celebrates the hardworking spirit that continues to define Currituck today.
Dive in to discover how the maritime past still ripples through every wave, every dock, and every story along the Northern Outer Banks.
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