Moving with the tides of history
Definition Adjective Noun Origin 15th century. From the Latin word, mare, meaning the sea. Then via Old French and Anglo-Norse. Comments The adjective is fairly
Disclaimer: I’m a secondary social studies teacher and amateur historian. I’m NOT an expert in history, the English language, or artificial intelligence/machine learning. All mistakes,
Definition Noun Origin Probably earlier than the early 17th century. From the Old English word loc, meaning barrier. Comments Naturally, this refers to the small
Note: Unless otherwise noted, all information is from the museum. Some of the signs and placards in the museum are also in English, but I’ve
Definition Noun Origin 16th century. Of dubious nautical connotation. Comments Positioned close to the cargo hatches and used for loading and unloading smaller kinds of
Topic & Content Published in 1979, this book examines the experiences of Nisei (2nd generation Japanese-Americans) in the Pacific Theater of WWII and their work
Fair Winds & Following Seas 