The Barrier Islands Center's The Hog Island Sheep in Red White and Ewe by Andrew Barbour

There have been no permanent residents on Hog Island for generations, but writer Curtis J. Badger explores what life was like in a time long ago. Many of the photographs in the book were taken by Sereita Phillips, a woman who was deaf and could not speak but who eloquently captured the island's spirit with her camera a century ago.

In it, Badger called the chain of islands that lies along the Virginia coast the last of the Curtis J. Badger’s award-winning book Salt Tide - Cycle and Currents of Life Along the Coast has become a classic when it comes to exploring the natural history of …

An eloquent record of island life off the coast of Virginia a century ago, when hunters and watermen harvested the riches in marsh and shoal and sportsmen came to fish the sea and relax on the...

The Barrier Islands Center offers three books in the series The Hog Island Sheep Tales; A Twisted Christmas Tale, Red, White and Ewe and State of the Ewe-Nation. The Hog Island Sheep Tales takes its name from the breed of sheep descended from livestock first brought by the colonists to Hog Island in the eighteenth century.

Jan 5, 2023 · Eastern Shore author Curtis Badger has a new book on a popular Eastern Shore Barrier Island. The new Barrier Island Center book on Hog Island just arrived and is available in the Barrier Island Center Gift Shop in Machipongo, and soon will be available in local bookstores.

An eloquent record of island life off the coast of Virginia a century ago, when hunters and watermen harvested the riches in marsh and shoal and sportsmen came to fish the sea and relax on the beaches. This handsome book captures the spirit of those days.

A narrative about life on Hog Island, Va by L. E Doughty, 2002, Hickory House Books of the Eastern Shore edition, Unknown Binding in English