Nancy E. Sheppard
Nancy E. Sheppard, native of Virginia Beach, is a professional freelance writer, photographer and historian. Her husband is currently serving active duty in the United States Navy and together they have two beautiful children. In her spare time, she likes to write, paint, craft, work on her photography, low impact urban exploration and read.
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American Military University -- B.A. History (Research) [in progress]Interests
Virginia Beach, local history, Hampton Roads, history, photography, parenting, history of the Holocaust, Egyptology, United States history, writing, hdr photography, urban exploration, reading, poetry, children s literature, painting, military families,Motto
The greatest life lived is one in which we never stop asking 'Why?'
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The Andrew B. Cooke HouseA look at the Andrew B. Cooke House, Virginia Beach's treasured piece of Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural genius and legacy.
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Mount Trashmore: A Heap to a HillA look at the history of Virginia Beach's own beloved park, Mount Trashmore, which is a public recreational park made out of an old landfill. -
The Night He LeftAn honest glimpse into the heart and mind of a military wife on the night her husband leaves for deployment.
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The Great Loch Ness MonsterA look at the record breaking, crowd favorite roller coaster, the Loch Ness Monster, located in Busch Gardens Williamsburg. -
DeWitt CottageA look at the history of the DeWitt Cottage -
Barclay CottageA look at the history of Barclay Cottage, of of the last two remaining Victorian cottages in Virginia Beach -
Drachen FireA look at Drachen Fire from it's conception through it's closing and dismantling. -
The Cavalier HotelA look at the history of The Cavalier Hotel, the last grand hotel of the golden era of Virginia Beach's tourism. -
The Mystery of the USS CYCLOPSAn examination of the USS CYCLOPS; the Proteus class collier that disappeared into thin air 1918 somewhere near the Bermuda Triangle. -
Seaside ParkA look at the now defunct amusement park, Seaside Park, which once sat on the blocks between 31st and 33rd Streets at Virginia Beach's oceanfront. -
The Life & Afterlife of Adolph CoorsA look at the life and afterlife of Adolph Coors, beer tycoon, who took his own life on June 5, 1929 by jumping out of a sixth floor window of The Cavalier Hotel in Virginia Beach, Virginia. -
Frontier CityA look at Frontier City, a Wild West-themed amusement park in Virginia Beach from 1961-1962. -
The Closing of the Jewish MotherA look at The Jewish Mother, a popular local Virginia Beach restaurant and concert venue. The original and beloved location was closed in October 2010 as developers bought the property to develop high rise buildings. -
The Ghost of Elbow RoadElbow Road, which stretches between Virginia Beach and Chesapeake, is an eerie back road that winds through the woods and home to several urban legends. Most famous amongst them is the story of Mrs. Woble, the Ghost of Elbow Road. -
Old Donation Episcopal ChurchA history of the historic Old Donation Episcopal Church located in Virginia Beach, Virginia. -
The Princess Anne HotelFrom a forgotten time of refinement and elegance, The Princess Anne Hotel was an icon that marked the birth of the Virginia Beach oceanfront as a resort. After having burned to the ground in 1907, this glamorous symbol became forgotten. -
Wash WoodsA glimpse at Virginia Beach's abandoned town, Wash Woods.
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An Affordable Plus-Sized WorldDo you have a hard time finding plus sized clothing to fit your style and budget? You're not alone! Here's a guide to several affordable plus sized retailers online!
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10 Ways You Know You Live in 2011Without technology, how would we survive? Here are 10 ways you know that you live in 2011!
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Grace Sherwood: The Witch of PungoVirginia Beach is riddled with legends and myths but none is as famous as that of Grace Sherwood, the Witch of Pungo.
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The Sell-Out PoetEver wonder what its like to be a greeting card writer? Here's the truth to what some call "easy money."
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The New Navy WifeAre you about to become a new Navy wife? There are some things you need to know that you won't be told.
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Keep Your Toddler in SightHas your child ever curiously tried to leave your side at the store? How about tried to go outside without you? This guide will help you know what to do to keep your child safe at your side.
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Commute to Your Living RoomWant a job that can move with you? Here is a guide to find legitimate work at home jobs!
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Your Kid-Bearable Friendly Vacation Day in Virginia BeachVacationing in Virginia Beach and don't know what to do with your young children? Here is a local mom's guide to aid in your traveling plans!

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