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Southampton Town Board Votes To Buy Griffing Property and Seven 7s

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Historic Griffing House in Flanders. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN HISTORIaN

Historic Griffing House in Flanders. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN HISTORIaN

The barn, circa 1800, on the Griffing property in Flanders. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN HISTORIAN

The barn, circa 1800, on the Griffing property in Flanders. COURTESY SOUTHAMPTON TOWN HISTORIAN

Kitty Merrill on Oct 5, 2022
The Flanders building that was the meetinghouse of the early Methodist Society on the East End may be restored to its original glory. That was part of the discussion September... more

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