Imagine it’s January of 1870. You are aboard an early-morning ferry crossing from New Jersey to New York City. You are chilled to the bone—yet again! New York has been in the grips of an icy cold spell for several weeks now. Day after day, a wicked northwest wind blows. There is ice on the Hudson, but that's no cause for concern. Just like on…
Secrets of the Eastern ShoreFebruary 24, 2021