The Scoured Keel
The inn was built inside the stripped carcass of a coastal grain barge that ran aground during a storm. Local salvage crews cleared the wreck from a flooded lane, then raised its ribs, deck boards, sails, and wheel into a permanent shelter. The long table near the hearth was cut from the barge's keel. The first workers burned their names into it after surviving a night trapped inside the wreck, though later owners added the names of guests who never checked out. The white salt line began as a practical ward against damp and vermin. Over the years, it became a tradition renewed every sunset.
The Scoured Keel
The inn was built inside the stripped carcass of a coastal grain barge that ran aground during a storm.
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