More Clifton Park

This beach bar was  a bit of a walk from Jaws Beach but conveniently near
a parking lot.  There was also a grill setup for making everything from Lobster rolls to burgers.
The prices were high enough that our PBJ sandwiches seemed more appealing than when we packed them. 

We never saw any running carts but this one had been re-purposed to a dining facility.
It may not have been fancy, but boy what a view.

A view from the beach on our way to the headland.

The tide was going out so more beach was available to walk on.  

There were a few ruined houses on the bay side of the point.

These were on the other side of the point and there was a drawing
of what the great house looked like.  It was built in the style of a
southern plantation.  

The stone floor was still intact in this house.  I wonder what my slab
will look like in 300 years?

This is a somber and sad spot.  These are African women looking
longingly towards the place of their birth.

More ruins from the plantation era.

This is the back side of the visitor's center.  It had been made
from the plantation carriage house. It was the most intact of all the ruins.