The storm that raged in the waters off of Ocean City in the predawn hours of Jan. 10, 1883 had the seven-man crew of the Sallie W. Kaye sailing blind. The sailor assigned to lookout duty aboard the schooner that morning would later guesstimate that he could see just one ship length ahead through the snow and fog. THWACK! Sallie W. Kaye ran aground. Everyone…
Secrets of the Eastern ShoreJanuary 6, 2020