Gilbert M. Gaul

The sand waves of Hatteras: ‘on a mission of death’

07/21/2023 by Gilbert M. Gaul

After adventurous New York journalist John Randolph Spears undertook to visit Cape Hatteras in spring 1890, he wrote of miles and miles of deadly sand waves that threatened to swallow islanders and their homes.

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The sand waves of Hatteras: ‘on a mission of death’

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