Preservation Long Island welcomes guest blogger Robert E. Lewis, president of the Setauket-based non-profit Higher Ground Inter-Cultural & Heritage Associates, for an update on the Eato House restoration and a discussion of the site’s fascinating history.
POSTPONED DUE TO SNOW COVER–NEW DATE TBA.
Sag Harbor’s SANS Historic District is now officially listed on the National Register of Historic Places!
Sag Harbor’s historically African American resort community is in the news again!
The site is ELIGIBLE for listing on National and State Registers of Historic Places
A distinctive turn-of-the-century Shingle-style church with significant ties to African American history on Long Island.