10 Quotes by Peggy Baker

Imagine when Plymouth had a working waterfront with all the bustle and energy and stench that comes with it. But as the ships became bigger, they couldn't fit in Plymouth Harbor. They passed by to go to the cordage company in North Plymouth, but they no longer came here.

The pageant was mobbed. And it's a good thing there were tourists because everyone in town was in it.

John Hancock owned one of the wharves. It needed repair. In this letter he instructs his agent in Plymouth to just sell it.

I talk a lot to Nova on the telephone. You can't be involved with people during such a traumatic time and not be bonded. And that's part of our services. If you need somebody to talk to in the middle of the night, call us.

At one point they had very elaborate plans. That's what the drawing shows. Those plans were cut back substantially.

I send our soldiers (to the America Supports You Web site) all the time. They can go in, they can go to the Web sites of these other organizations, too, so it's a huge benefit.

People see what's there and think that's what was always there. But it wasn't. Before 1921 it was very different.

There were just too many steps. And the $1.75 transaction fee was too much ? it was painful.

It makes it nicer all around for the kids and the administrators to have families like that. It's a big help.