M.L.Baron is an award winning videographer and photographer. He also is the operator The West Island Weather Station near the Cape Cod Canal, in Fairhaven, MA.

Compiled by MLBaron for westislandweather.com. West Island of Fairhaven, Massachusetts is a small 735 acre island about 35 feet above sea-level at its highest point located off the historic seaport town in Buzzards Bay. The island is about 9750 feet long by 2600 feet wide. It is small enough to fit inside New York Central Park.

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In December of 1988 the Save West Island newsletter announced that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts has concluded an agreement for the purchase and acquisition of over 338 acres of pristine wetlands and forestry of West Island for 1.6 million dollars.

MLBaron is a SkyWarn Weather Spotter and maintains the West Island Weather Station KA1WBH. ML continues his life long practice of Scrimshaw, now in his 38th year. He continues to spot weather since 1975.

2013年3月3日 · If you’ve ever searched for interesting Massachusetts history videos on YouTube you’ve surely come across the work of M. L. Baron. He’s digitized and uploaded an exceptional collection of videos many of which feature southeastern Massachusetts from the 1920’s on.

ML Baron. @mlbaron525. Follow. MLBaron is an accomplished artist who practices in varied media from the old American Folk Art of Scrimshaw, to award winning videos and photography. Living on West Island, Fairhaven,MA offers an abundance of subject matter. With every changing season along the shore or inside the West Island State Reservation, an ...

150 Cottages Built in 3 Years On Fairhaven's West Island. (above shown actual size:) At one point during this time a guard shack was posted at Causeway Road to West Island. A watchman would only allow motorists passage to the exclusive Fairhaven Estates if the car had this badge attached to its bumper..

Local historian and weather-watcher M.L. Baron takes us through the 1938 hurricane that devastated large areas of New England.September 15, 2013