I never did make much money at it. But a lot of the kids did. They knew how to work it good, I didn't. The modern history of this ground as a parking lot for cars began. Whistle fades out.
Sea shanty begins.
Although Woods Hole has been marked by a Yankee ethic of hard work and inventive industry, not all of it has been exactly legal. There was rum running in this area, too. Now the Depression , I think, began in 1929. People were hungry. Longtime local resident and retired civil service nurse, Lorretta Doucette.