Photograph: Milwaukee, Wisconsin Harbor Scene
To reach a port we must set sail –
Sail, not tie at anchor
Sail, not drift.”
― Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hello and Welcome to Magic Masts and Sturdy Ships!
I am Kathy Warnes, and I was born in the maritime shadow of the Detroit River and the Great Lakes and I have spent my life making both real and imaginary voyages of discovery around them and the rest of the watery world. Ship sails and masts are magic, because whether they are wooden or steel or real or imaginary, they take us on voyages around the world and beyond the stars. Our ships are sturdy because they bring us back safely to our own worlds and encourage us to set sail again. I invite you to explore the lakes, seas, and waterways of the world with me.
Sincerely,
Kathy Warnes Ph.D. , historian, writer, and life-long student
(For detailed credentials check my writing website, Kathy Warnes Writer
Other History Websites
History Because It’s Here
womenofeverycomplexionandcomplexity.weebly.com/Women of Every Complexion and Complexity
Ecorse Along the Detroit River
Union City Pennsylvania's Past Lives
Windows to World History - Windows to World History
Meandering Michigan History - Meandering Michigan History
Written With the Wind. A website of poems, stories, articles and plays for children and their teachers.
Stories in Science - Science Fact and Science Fiction
Amazon Books
Here is the link for these books on my Amazon author page
Amy, Laura, and the Snowflake Bear
Don’t Fence Me In: Memories of the Fort Ontario Refugees and Their Friends
Downriver Prohibition: Its People and Perspectives
Ecorse, Michigan: A Brief History
Ecorse Along the Detroit River
Four Pigs, Four Wolves, and the Treaty of Styville
Granny Godfroy Grows Up!
Mary Walker’s Lighthouse
Rachel, a Prism of History: The Story of Rachel Jackson
Rhymes and Reasons for the Seasons
The Year the Teacher Lived with Jeb
Rafting the Waters and Pulling an Oar for Ecorse – The Story of the Ecorse Rowing Club
Google Play Books
Abby the Good Soldier
Searching for Spring
Singing Bicycle Safety Songs and Rapping Bicycle Safety Rhythms
Ginger and Ollie’s GRRROUCHY Day
Sarah Smelly Boots
The Magic Canoe
The Wind is My True Friend
Henry the Gentle Giant and January the Mean
Solo Soldier’s Stories
Grouchy King Doom and the Land of Gloom
History Blogs: Monroe Memories and More
Onward Ohio History
To reach a port we must set sail –
Sail, not tie at anchor
Sail, not drift.”
― Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hello and Welcome to Magic Masts and Sturdy Ships!
I am Kathy Warnes, and I was born in the maritime shadow of the Detroit River and the Great Lakes and I have spent my life making both real and imaginary voyages of discovery around them and the rest of the watery world. Ship sails and masts are magic, because whether they are wooden or steel or real or imaginary, they take us on voyages around the world and beyond the stars. Our ships are sturdy because they bring us back safely to our own worlds and encourage us to set sail again. I invite you to explore the lakes, seas, and waterways of the world with me.
Sincerely,
Kathy Warnes Ph.D. , historian, writer, and life-long student
(For detailed credentials check my writing website, Kathy Warnes Writer
Other History Websites
History Because It’s Here
womenofeverycomplexionandcomplexity.weebly.com/Women of Every Complexion and Complexity
Ecorse Along the Detroit River
Union City Pennsylvania's Past Lives
Windows to World History - Windows to World History
Meandering Michigan History - Meandering Michigan History
Written With the Wind. A website of poems, stories, articles and plays for children and their teachers.
Stories in Science - Science Fact and Science Fiction
Amazon Books
Here is the link for these books on my Amazon author page
Amy, Laura, and the Snowflake Bear
Don’t Fence Me In: Memories of the Fort Ontario Refugees and Their Friends
Downriver Prohibition: Its People and Perspectives
Ecorse, Michigan: A Brief History
Ecorse Along the Detroit River
Four Pigs, Four Wolves, and the Treaty of Styville
Granny Godfroy Grows Up!
Mary Walker’s Lighthouse
Rachel, a Prism of History: The Story of Rachel Jackson
Rhymes and Reasons for the Seasons
The Year the Teacher Lived with Jeb
Rafting the Waters and Pulling an Oar for Ecorse – The Story of the Ecorse Rowing Club
Google Play Books
Abby the Good Soldier
Searching for Spring
Singing Bicycle Safety Songs and Rapping Bicycle Safety Rhythms
Ginger and Ollie’s GRRROUCHY Day
Sarah Smelly Boots
The Magic Canoe
The Wind is My True Friend
Henry the Gentle Giant and January the Mean
Solo Soldier’s Stories
Grouchy King Doom and the Land of Gloom
History Blogs: Monroe Memories and More
Onward Ohio History
