People have lived on Cumberland Island for thousands of years, Crawford told our group as we walked down a sandy shady path that leads from the ferry dock to the ruins of the Dungeness ...

The ruins are located on the southern end of Cumberland Island. The pergola located to the right of Dungeness was inspiration to Lucy Carnegie. The ivy covered beams was the centerpiece of ...

Cumberland Island’s first residents were the Timucuan ... Perhaps Cumberland’s most majestic attraction, the Dungeness ruins are what is left of Lucy Carnegie’s estate she built for her ...

Cumberland Island is filled with a perse range of ... the lengthy main road that runs between the Dungeness ruins and the Stafford Plantation. Rental bikes are available at the Sea Camp ranger ...

At one time, the Carnegies owned about 90 percent of the island. A favorite stop for Cumberland sightseers is the Dungeness Ruins, the remains of the 59-room Queen Anne-style mansion that Thomas ...

Cumberland Island is 17 miles long ... Perhaps Cumberland’s most majestic attraction, the Dungeness ruins are what is left of Lucy Carnegie’s estate she built for her family in 1884.

Much of Cumberland Island is natural wilderness ... From the ferry, the ruins of Dungeness, a once-grand estate owned by the Carnegie family, is a short walk from where the ferry docks, and ...

Jun. 27—A prescribed burn will be conducted this week on Cumberland Island National Seashore, weather permitting. The prescribed fire on Raccoon Key, just south of the Dungeness ruins ...

At one time, the Carnegies owned about 90 percent of the island. A favorite stop for Cumberland sightseers is the Dungeness Ruins, the remains of the 59-room Queen Anne-style mansion that Thomas ...