The Strange Life of Noel A. Mitchell
Sometimes when we’re coming up with ideas for these blog posts, we look to the past to find interesting tales from Block Island. While perusing local newspapers from the early 1900s, we came across an article from The Connecticut Labor
The Hidden Charm of Block Island in the Winter
Block Island is often associated with summer escapes filled with sun, surf, and sand. However, visiting the island in the winter offers a unique and equally rewarding experience. While summer draws the crowds, winter reveals a tranquil side of Block
Santa Crashes New Shoreham
(With apologies to Clement Clarke Moore) 'Twas the night before Christmas, and in Block Island Sound Not a sailor was stirring, no ships to be found. The ferries were docked in the harbor with care, Traditional and Hi Speed, there was a pair. The passengers
A Quick Guide to Summer Vehicle Reservations
On January 3, 2025, the Block Island Ferry will kick off the summer season when we open our phone lines for 2025 Summer Vehicle Reservations. Each year, we take a look at our booking process to try to find ways
5 Places to Shop Online for Block Island Holiday Gifts
As the holiday season approaches, finding the perfect gift for loved ones can be a rewarding but sometimes challenging task. Fortunately, Block Island has many charming local businesses that offer a variety of online shopping options for those who can't
The Lost Block [Island] Buster
In 1915, Equitable Motion Pictures Corporation and World Film released their newest movie A Daughter of the Sea. It tells the story of a fisherman’s daughter, named Margot, who grows up in a small New England town. While she is
