Like the elusive Loch Ness Monster or "Nessie" of Scotland, the Chesapeake Bay has a mysterious sea monster of its own—Chessie. Reports of a strange creature in the Chesapeake Bay area go back ...

A Chessie mascot poses with the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Historian Eric A. Cheezum talks about Chessie the sea monster at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in St ...

Thirty-five years after the first sighting of Chessie, residents of Maryland recall the legend of Chesapeake Bay's resident sea monster.

ST. MICHAELS — In the late 1970s and early 1980s, the Chesapeake Bay gained a mystery. Multiple sitings of an unknown creature stirred concern and intrigue that a sea monster lurked in Maryland ...

Chessie's work is a huge part of construction of a new tunnel for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. ... The name harkens back ...

Robert G. Thayer holds his new book “Chessie” that he has been working for 30 years. It is a love story set in St. Michaels that includes the sea monster.

Chessie Wood is the mother of Brittney Wood, a teenager who disappeared in Alabama back in 2012. That unsolved mystery is the focus of Monster in the Shadows, a three-part crime documentary series ...

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The boring machine that will help expand Virginia's bridge and tunnel at the mouth of Chesapeake Bay has been named Chessie, after the bay's fabled sea monster. The legend of ...

The name harkens back to the legend of a sea monster who lives deep within the Chesapeake Bay. Sailors who have claim to have spotted this creature half a century ago described "Chessie" as a long ...

All right already. Enough with the manatee.This is yet another story about Chessie, the spunky sea cow who sought out the Chesapeake Bay in summers past for his annual migrations from Florida ...