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Welcome to Gwynn's Island!
In the past there has not been a web site dedicated solely to Gwynn's Island, until now! We will share with you what really defines the character of Gwynn's Island. Our Gallery will contain the most extenssive photograph collection documenting Gwynn's Island.
You can participate in sharing your ideas of Gwynn's Island through submitting stories, photo's, journals and links. As content on the site grows you will benefit from the search capability to find topics and photographs of interest.
Again, Welcome!
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 | 60th Annual Gwynn's Island Festival |
 The 60th Gwynn's Island Festival will be held this year on Saturday, June 27, 2008 and run from 9:00 AM to 3:45 PM at the Gwynn's Island Civic Center, Old Ferry Road, Gwynn's Island, Virginia
Activities include motorcycle show, live music, lawn mower races, food, arts and crafts for sale, pet parade. For more information Call (804) 725-5777
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Posted by narrowsadmin on Saturday, April 02 @ 09:03:31 EST (430 reads)
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| Sustainable Architecture For Gwynn's Island |
Dedicated to the concept that "Sustainable Architecture" is a perfect solution to protect the beauty and environment of the Gwynn's Island. What is Sustainable Architecture you ask? It is Architecture designed to be self-supporting therefore having a minimal impact on the environment. "Green Architecture" is more often mentioned, however Sustainable Architecture is a more complete, self-sufficient design with minimal impact on the environment. Regardless, good environmental design will go a long way to assure that Gwynn's Island will be enjoyed by our children and grandchildren in the same light that we see the island today.
Because a large portion of the Gwynn's Island supports
seasonal cottages the inherent limited use of a cottage creates the perfect test bed for Sustainable Architecture. In the months to come research and design of a cottage based on Sustainable Architecture to be constructed on the island will be presented.
Your participation in sustainable design research is encouraged. Please submit any links for any resources you may have about Sustainable or Green Architecture that may be of interest directly by clicking here: Add Link or email me at Edward J. Bass, AIA
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Posted by narrowsadmin on Saturday, November 13 @ 00:48:51 EST (289 reads)
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| NewPointComfort.com |
 This web site not only presents the complete history of New Point Comfort Lighthouse but also covers many other lacal and regional topics of interest. Some of the topics covered are Wolf Trap Lighthouse, York Split Light, Sailing, Fishing, Paddeling, Rowing, Nature, Weather and Navagation. Click Here to go to NewPointComfort.com
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Posted by narrowsadmin on Friday, October 29 @ 16:19:01 EDT (563 reads)
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| Gwynn's Island Photo Gallery |
Over 80 New Gwynn's Island Photo's. View all of the sights found on Gwynn's Island. Press Gallery under Menu. More photographs will be posted, so check back soon.
Should you have photo's you want posted, please contact webservices@gwynnsisland.com.
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Posted by narrowsadmin on Friday, October 29 @ 16:17:33 EDT (453 reads)
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| Mathews County Visitor & Information Center |
The Mathews County Visitor & Information Center (MCVIC) is located in the historic district of Mathews, Virginia. In addition to providing assistance to visitors, MCVIC encourages Bay stewardship at the grassroots level. The Center provides for people to experience Bay conservation and restoration first-hand, the Middle Peninsula’s vast Bay habitats, preserves, water trails, public and scenic access points, and ecotourism opportunities. One centerpiece of the Mathews effort is Mathews Blueways, a system of more than 90 miles of water trails in the area.
Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10-4 year-round.
Fees: None
For more information about Mathews County Visitor & Information Center call (804) 725-4229 or visit http://www.visitmathews.com.
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Posted by narrowsadmin on Friday, October 29 @ 16:15:34 EDT (500 reads)
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