top of page
Old Baldy Articles and News
Find updates on news, press, research updates, and more!
Search


April Book of the Month: The Little Prince Deluxe Edition
Our April Book of the Month is a beautiful deluxe edition of The Little Prince, featuring the original artwork by Antoine de Saint-Exupery. This month’s selection was chosen by Corinne Gregson, who selected this timeless story for its ability to speak to both children and adults alike. With its themes of imagination, curiosity, and seeing the world through a different lens, The Little Prince beautifully reflects the spirit of exploration we see in the students who visit Old
Mar 313 min read


Through Their Eyes: How Young Voices Are Bringing the Past to Life at Old Baldy
There’s something powerful about watching a child step into the past. During our Lighthouse Learners field trips, students don’t just learn about history—they imagine themselves living it. One of the most moving moments comes during our Civil War stop, where students write letters as if they were living on Bald Head Island during that time. Recently, one student chose to write from the perspective of a nurse. In her letter, she reflected on the world around her, writing: “As
Mar 312 min read
Archaeology at Old Baldy Lighthouse: Uncovering History with Veterans and Archaeologists
The Old Baldy Foundation is embarking on an exciting new chapter in the preservation and interpretation of Bald Head Island’s history. In partnership with American Veterans Archaeological Recovery (AVAR) , the Foundation will begin an archaeological exploration of the historic Old Baldy Lighthouse reservation. The project aims to uncover material evidence from past conflicts, including the American Revolution and the Civil War. The exploration will focus on a recently acquire
Mar 162 min read


Jake Grossman's Book of the Month - The Wager
“Astonishingly, that much-maligned ship kept going. Hemorrhaging water, she sailed on through the Gulf of Pain- without a mast, without a rudder, without a captain on the quarterdeck. The men quietly cheered her on. Her fate was theirs, and she fought with all she was worth, proudly, defiantly, nobly.” I am not particularly shy when it comes to my interest in studying history. Consequently, people know that I am always looking for a new read. I guiltily admit that I have a p
Feb 283 min read
bottom of page
.png)