The document provides a brief history of Chincoteague Island, Virginia by sharing photographs and descriptions of historic structures and locations from the island's past. It mentions early plantation names, the oldest standing structure called the Timothy Hill House, the Zadock Carter House from the 1700s, Drummond Welborne's mansion, portions of John A.M. Whealton's home now part of a laundromat, the Free Will Methodist Episcopal Church built in 1897, Assateague Village from around 1920, houses moved from Assateague to Chincoteague, Assateague's last resident who left the island in 1942, the Greenbackville map, the plan for Franklin City, John Bunting's
