Ogunquit

Ogunquit by Kathryn M. Severson, published by Arcadia Publishing in 2009, is an illustrated exploration of the village of Ogunquit, known for its remarkable natural beauty. This 96-page book delves into the artistic culture that has flourished in the area, highlighting the contributions of notable figures such as Charles Woodbury and Hamilton Easter Field. The narrative also touches on the significance of the Ogunquit Playhouse, which has played a vital role in enhancing the village’s appeal alongside its picturesque Marginal Way, sandy beaches, and the harbor in Perkins Cove.

Readers will find a rich historical account that showcases Ogunquit’s evolution as a hub for artists and its enduring charm. The book presents a blend of local history and cultural insights, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the artistic heritage of New England. Through its illustrations and detailed descriptions, Ogunquit captures the essence of this coastal village and its impact on the broader artistic landscape of the region.