350th Anniversary
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East Hampton Town
350th Anniversary Celebration
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THE FIRST ITALIANS IN AMAGANSETT
Amato DiSunno brought with him in his suitcase a twig from his grape arbor in Italy. That grapevine is still growing today, filled with delicious white muscatel grapes.
What's In A Name?
SHAGWONG
BELLS FOR THE 300TH
In 1924, she designed the eight-foot granite Soldiers and Sailors Memorial on Hook Mill green
A Critic's Busy Day
Paul Goldberger has a busy Sunday ahead at Guild Hall. At 4:30 p.m., Mr. Goldberger, one of America's best-known writers on architecture, design, and urban planning, will lecture on a subject close to his heart, one he revisited several times when he was chief cultural critic of The New York Times: East Hampton architecture.
THE TASTE OF HISTORY
It is the season at last when clamming and the culinary joys that can be derived therefrom, as in days of yore, are upon us.
Vanished Places
The 1899 S.A. Beardsley house on Lee Avenue stood atop an inner dune just west of Cottage Avenue in East Hampton. The architect was William Strom.
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