In 2014, Preservation Long Island recognized Ms. Mac Griswold for The Manor: Three Centuries at a Slave Plantation on Long Island, a book that brings to life three centuries of history at Sylvester Manor, one of Long Island’s rare surviving 18th century plantations located on Shelter Island. The subject of a Guggenheim Fellowship award, The Manor provides an opportunity to experience Long Island’s history of slavery through a creative lens, and allows the reader to appreciate the mystery and excitement that can unfold when interacting with historic landscapes and architecture.
Join us for an afternoon of art, history, and conversation! Stop by @neverendingstorybooks in Babylon on Saturday, November 23, at 2 PM for an exclusive book talk and signing with our chief curator, Lauren Brincat.
If you’ve been waiting to get a copy of Promoting Long Island: The Art of Edward Lange, 1870–1889, this is your chance to dive into the story behind the book and meet one of the authors who brought it to life.
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We are deeply saddened by the passing of Anne Leiber, the long-serving House Administrator of Preservation Long Island's Custom House in Sag Harbor. For 39 years, Anne dedicated herself to this historic property, sharing her vast knowledge of history, welcoming visitors with engaging tours, and passionately promoting the house as a cherished local landmark and tourist destination.
Anne’s contributions to the community will not be forgotten, and she will be deeply missed. Our heartfelt condolences go out to Anne's family and her many friends in the Sag Harbor community.
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Ann Tarlowe Lieber of Sag Harbor Dies November 16 - 27 East
Ann Tarlowe Lieber of Sag Harbor Dies November 16 Ann Tarlowe Lieber passed away Saturday, November 16, at her home in Sag Harbor in the presence of family. At 87, she lived to the fullest, was a belo...0 CommentsComment on Facebook