Weaves the romantic suspense novels under the Pen Name of Carolyn Court. This is where she currently lives with her husband and She is a current member of the United States Lighthouse Society as well as the Chesapeake Invariably took the path less traveled, but well worth the effort, to reach those storied towers in Ireland, Turkey, Central and South America, The Galapagos Islands, The Caribbean, Bermuda,Ĭanada, Tahiti and America, including Alaska and Hawaii. Over the years she has seen numerous lighthouses in her travels to France, England, Scotland, Lightkeepers and she's fascinated by the heroic spirit they possess. She still marvels at the courageous lives of History of lighthouses from around the world. She presents both virtually, and on-site.Ĭarolyn Zacheis, writing under the pen name of Carolyn Court, has always been drawn to the Sport received the Historical Society of Michigan State History Award for Books: Children & Youth - 2019 and was selected as a 2020 Library of Michigan Notable Book.Ĭontact Cameron at or 26 for discussion about the programming you have in mind. She can also present hands-on activities. Great Lakes maritime history, the topics of teamwork, dogs as mascots, and the research that supports the book are topics connected to the book. She is a retired school and public librarian who enjoys sharing the true story of Sport's life.

Research for the book has allowed her to tailor presentations to all ages, from preschoolers to adult groups. Sport was a valued companion to his crew and a recognizable mascot on Lake Michigan.Ĭameron has presented Sport's story at schools, libraries and historical sites. The book highlights some of Sport's adventures, including helping the crew, being lost in Chicago, and a trip on a Great Lakes passenger ship. Lighthouse Service Tender Hyacinth from 1914-1926.

Sport is the true story of a Newfoundland-Retriever who lived on the U.S. Pamela Cameron, Kalamazoo Michigan, is the author of Sport Ship Dog of the Great Lakes.

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