WELCOME CENTER
Find Your Way Around Silverpine Bay
Abby learned the town on foot. The Salty Cup first. Then the Welcome Center, the harbor road, Wildflower Haven, and the routes that eventually stopped requiring directions.
This illustrated map follows the places and paths of When the Leaves Began to Fall. Start on Main Street, walk down to the working wharf, or take the quieter road uphill toward Anchor Chapel.
THE TOWN, SO FAR
This map shows the part of Silverpine Bay introduced in Book One.
It is not the whole town.
New locations will be added as the series reaches them.
Margaret does not release municipal information before its proper filing date.
SHOPS AND TOWN BUILDINGS
The Salty Cup
Nikki’s corner coffee shop under the blue awning. Order the honey-lavender oat latte, and do not make a face until you have tried it.
Wildflower Haven
The flower shop that makes Abby stop walking. Behind the green door are Elsie’s worktable, the old garden, and considerably more work than the front window suggests.
Fable & Fern
Vivi’s bookshop, with a chalkboard recommendation for people who need to be somewhere else for a while.
Hearth & Harbor
Jonah’s bakery and café. Come for the cardamom loaf. He will not explain how a warm one arrived on your porch.
The Welcome Center
Margaret has the folder. Bill drew the walking routes. Please take the folding chair when instructed.
Thompson Hardware
Bill Thompson’s hardware store, identified by the bench out front and a seasonal display that moves from beach chairs to stove pellets almost overnight.
Williams & Sons Boat Repair
Brad’s shop on the working harbor. There are boats waiting, work orders on the hooks, and a regular coffee with a splash of milk somewhere near the bench.
The Post Office
A necessary stop, even when you intended to walk in the other direction.
AROUND THE BAY
Anchor Chapel
The white chapel on the upper rise. Its door is open before anyone has decided what to say.
Abby’s Cottage
Seven minutes from The Salty Cup and far enough from Main Street to make the quiet feel private. Maple approved it immediately.
The Working Wharf
Lobster boats, repair yards, low tide, and the Friday gathering that happens because people keep showing up.
The Lighthouse
Beyond the marina and breakwater, where the town gives way to open water and the light continues its route whether anyone is watching or not.