Knotts Island (1970s?)

The film features a conversation on a ferry connecting Knotts Island and Currituck, North Carolina. Lifelong resident Mr. Herman Jones shares insights about the island’s history, its population growth from a few families to around 300, and the local economy based on fishing and hunting. He discusses the establishment of a grocery store, the presence of a wildlife refuge, and the community’s amenities, including a fire department and a school. Mr. Jones reflects on the island’s charm and its future, expressing hope for its preservation despite changes over the years.

Keywords
Knotts Island, Currituck, North Carolina, ferry, Mr. Herman Jones, history, families, fishing, hunting, grocery store, wildlife refuge, community, school, future.

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