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Sag Harbor Historical Museum Holds Annual Fundraiser

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Randy Croxton and John Avlon examine posters outlining the Sag Harbor Historical Museum's quest to identify the remains of a British fort that occupied much of the Old Burying Ground during the Revolutionary War at the museum's summer party on Saturday. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Randy Croxton and John Avlon examine posters outlining the Sag Harbor Historical Museum's quest to identify the remains of a British fort that occupied much of the Old Burying Ground during the Revolutionary War at the museum's summer party on Saturday. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Joe Fisher and Cathleen Civale at the Sag Harbor Historical Museum's summer party on the Custom House grounds. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Joe Fisher and Cathleen Civale at the Sag Harbor Historical Museum's summer party on the Custom House grounds. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Historical Museum President Nancy French Achenbach, right, with museum Vice President Zach Studenroth and Karen Kaiser. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Historical Museum President Nancy French Achenbach, right, with museum Vice President Zach Studenroth and Karen Kaiser. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Historical Museum Vice President Zach Studenroth, right, discusses the museum's effort to map the exact location of the British fort that occupied much of the Old Burying Ground during the Revolutionary War, as John Avlon looks on. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Historical Museum Vice President Zach Studenroth, right, discusses the museum's effort to map the exact location of the British fort that occupied much of the Old Burying Ground during the Revolutionary War, as John Avlon looks on. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Jayne Young, Neil Slevin, Susan Mead and Gini Stowe at the Sag Harbor Historical Museum's annual summer fundraiser on Saturday. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Jayne Young, Neil Slevin, Susan Mead and Gini Stowe at the Sag Harbor Historical Museum's annual summer fundraiser on Saturday. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Historical Museum board member Angela Inzerillo with Bruce and Vee Bennet at the museum's annual summer party. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Historical Museum board member Angela Inzerillo with Bruce and Vee Bennet at the museum's annual summer party. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Tom and Gayle Heine and Dave and Dawn Harvey at the Sag Harbor Historical Museum's annual summer fundraising party. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Tom and Gayle Heine and Dave and Dawn Harvey at the Sag Harbor Historical Museum's annual summer fundraising party. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Historical Museum President Nancy French Achenbach with Ted Porter, left, and Steve Godlike at the museum's annual summer fundraising party. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Sag Harbor Historical Museum President Nancy French Achenbach with Ted Porter, left, and Steve Godlike at the museum's annual summer fundraising party. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Jul 1, 2024
Members and friends of the Sag Harbor Historical Museum gathered on the grounds of the Custom House on Saturday for the organization’s annual fundraising party. Those in attendance heard President... more

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