Colin and Leah Randall-Hanson, co-owners of FlyAway Charters and Pirate’s Cove, will present at the St. John Historical Society meeting on Dec. 10 at 7 p.m. The event will take place at the Bethany Moravian Mission.
Colin also serves as a board member of the St. John Historical Society, according to a press release.
The duo will discuss three shipwrecks, focusing on the Eden shipwreck and its connection to the history of St. John’s East End. This marks the first time Colin and Leah will collaborate on a presentation for the community, highlighting the island’s maritime history, the press release stated.
“Often, we are piecing together puzzle pieces with what records we can find in our research, frequently leaving many gaping holes of information. This time is different. With vivid details, you’ll feel the power of what happened.,” Colin Hanson said,
Their talk will include detailed accounts of the Eden and its significance, along with updates on another shipwreck, Coral Bay 1, the release stated.
Colin expressed enthusiasm for the event, stating, “The connections we uncover in research are always compelling, but this particular shipwreck has so many parts to it that strike you at your core. We can’t wait to take everyone through the Eden’s fateful journey!”
The meeting is free and open to the public. While membership in the St. John Historical Society is not required to attend, attendees are encouraged to join to support future events and preservation efforts. Mark your calendars for this engaging and educational experience on Dec. 10, the release stated.
