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Beebe Windmill tours offer a glimpse of the past

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By Phoebe Nir on Jul 13, 2010
Partially concealed behind a row of manicured hedges off Bridgehampton’s Ocean Road is a peculiar little wrinkle in time. In the center of the peaceful enclosure is a large stone... more

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