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Albert Styron's Store is CLOSED. Great people used to gather here!!! ASS not just a word, an island lifestyle!

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1941 - Stanley Wahab of Ocracoke -
published October 16, 1941 Hyde County Herald

10/26/2026

1889 - Shipping arrivals and departures for the port of Elizabeth City with schooners from Hatteras, Kinnakeet, Roanoke Island, Norfolk, Scuppernong River, New Bern, Baltimore, Edenton, and Alligator River -
Oct 14 1869 North Carolinian

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World War II moved very close to the Portsmouth shores. "Ships were being sunk off shore, right off Portsmouth. In a conversation with Marian Gray Babb and Clara Salter Gaskins, Marian said, 'With the ships being sunk off shore right out from Portsmouth, we were told about bodies washing ashore, although I never saw them. When the Coast Guard rescued the wounded, they took them to the hospital in Morehead City. All the bombing got us worried. There were times the ships came in so close that we could see men walking on the deck. After dark, the bombs were so close the windows would tremble. It was as big as an earthquake. People with two-story houses could go up on their second story and see the fires from the window.' " (Text from "Portsmouth Island, Outer Banks Treasure" by Frances A. Eubanks and Lynn S. Salsi, copyright 2004. Photo credited to National Park Service.)

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Ocracoke, NC
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