The Hardy Boys: The Shore Road Mystery Characters

Paul Nathan Negrean

Aug 17, 2021 — 1 min read

Joe Hardy:
Joe Hardy is the older son of the famous detective Fenton Hardy he is one of the main characters who try to solve the Shore Road Mystery with his brother Frank.

Frank Hardy:
Frank Hardy is the younger son of Fenton Hardy and is his brother’s sidekick in all of their adventures.

Fenton Hardy:
The famous American detective who lives in bay-port a city in the US and is often called upon to try to solve cases throughout all of America.

Chet Morton:
The Hardy Brother’s best friend and loyal companion help them to work on some of their father’s cases but this mystery the boys solved on their own.

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