In her description at her cottage, Old Maid's Paradise, on Eastern Point before the breakwater was erected, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps captures the awe-inspiring sight of the western harbor when struck by a breeze from the east or southeast. The waves break into a magnificent display of white fire, creating a mesmerizing scene. The foam shoots up in powerful jets and great tongues, reaching impressive heights that seem capable of eroding the solid cliffs. From the vantage point of her house, Phelps is transfixed by the belief that this elemental force has the power to reshape the landscape.

David Cox's photographs captured the vibrant atmosphere of the Dog Bar Today during the Schooner Festival in 2011. The images, showcased at Main Street Antiques, offer a glimpse into the lively and energetic scene, showcasing the festivities and spirit of the event. Cox's photographs beautifully depict the joy and excitement shared by participants and spectators alike, making it a cherished documentation of the memorable occasion. Tap the photo above to view this collection.

“Eastern Point Close Up” is a captivating lithograph created by Stow Wengenroth in 1936, now housed at the Boston Public Library. The artwork provides a detailed and intimate view of Eastern Point, showcasing Wengenroth's artistic talent and attention to intricacies. With its skillful composition and use of lithography, the print invites viewers to explore the beauty and unique features of Eastern Point, capturing a moment in time and offering a glimpse into the artist's interpretation of the subject.