Set on Cumberland Island in 1932 and 1959, The Fabled Earth takes place on the periphery of the ultra-wealthy Carnegie family’s summer mansion. This Southern Gothic novel follows several characters ...

Even though the Carnegie family once owned the island, and descendants still have some private property, Cumberland protects ...

Even though the Carnegie family once owned the island, and descendants still have some private property, Cumberland protects ... showers (from $12 a night). Book your spot early, up to six months ...

It’s like walking through a living, breathing history book. Photo credit: Xander Wroblewski The Carnegie family’s presence on Cumberland Island is a fascinating chapter in the nation’s history, ...

What if you could step into the pages of a Gothic novel ... enjoy his island paradise – he died before it was finished. Talk about a real estate tragedy. The property changed hands a few times before ...

Cumberland Island National Seashore encompasses nearly 18 miles of undeveloped beach offering recreation for visitors and essential nesting area for birds and sea turtles. National Parks Service ...

The book opens in 1959 when Cleo Woodbine, a hardy, middle-aged artist who lives alone on Kingdom Come, a sand-spit just off Cumberland ... a crumbling Carnegie mansion, a yowling bobcat to ...

The National Park Service (NPS) is proposing four land exchanges at the Cumberland Island National Seashore ... a mansion built by steel magnate Andrew Carnegie’s brother Thomas in the 1880s.

In 1932, Cleo arrives on Cumberland Island with dreams of following ... life as the summer getaway for the Carnegie family and their friends. Overall the book was well-paced.