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Domestic News December 1, 1817

Daily National Intelligencer

Washington, District Of Columbia

What is this article about?

Sightings of the Sea Serpent were reported in Long Island Sound off Greenwich harbor by local inhabitants on the previous Friday and Saturday. The creature moved slowly with its head raised six feet, creating foam, and lingered near the islands.

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NEW-YORK, NOV 25

The Sea Serpent, it is said, is still in Long Island Sound. On Friday and Saturday last, he was seen off Greenwich harbor, (in the vicinity of Captain's Island,) by a number of the inhabitants of that town. He moved slowly through the water with his head raised about six feet; and in his progress, produced a foam like that produced by the bow of a vessel. He appeared to be amusing himself leisurely near and round the Islands, and occupied about ten minutes in passing from one of the islands to another, a distance of little more than a mile.

What sub-type of article is it?

Sea Serpent Sighting

What keywords are associated?

Sea Serpent Long Island Sound Greenwich Sighting Captains Island

Where did it happen?

Greenwich Harbor, Long Island Sound

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Greenwich Harbor, Long Island Sound

Event Date

Friday And Saturday Last

Event Details

The Sea Serpent was seen off Greenwich harbor near Captain's Island by inhabitants. It moved slowly with head raised about six feet, producing foam like a vessel's bow, and leisurely passed between islands a mile apart in ten minutes.

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