East Hampton Star Online

350th Anniversary

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March 5, 1998
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East Hampton Town
350th Anniversary Celebration

THE BONAC I OWE
As an infant and a boy, my East Hampton was a place of summer cottages, grownups in white flannels with tennis racquets under their arms. At night in our upstairs beds my brother and I lay awake listening to dinner-party laughter. Sometimes we could feel the house tremble as waves fell hard on the nearby ocean beach. Back in the city after Labor Day alone in my room, I wished for those waves.

What's In A Name?
HERRICK PARK.

NEW PHOTOS FROM OLD -- KING LEADS THE WAY
The concept was Clarence E. (Kelly) King Jr.'s, and his children, David M. King and Deanna Tikkanen, have taken on the execution of the project.

CLAN GALBRAITH FOUNDERS
The Clan Galbraith, which went on the beach near Flying Point in Water Mill on July 22, 1916, was probably the largest sailing vessel ever grounded along this coast.

LION GARDINER AND HIS TIMES
Lion Gardiner "defined the meaning of 'American' before the word existed," says Roger Wunderlich, professor of history at the State University at Stony Brook.

A Poem...

Vanished Places