Feb 13, 2012 5:24 PM
Once again, as so often happens, At Quaquanantuck is bursting with gratitude.
Beyond the many blessings associated with residency in this nigh unto utopian community, At Q is also particularly thankful, this week, for the wonderful work and dedication to their mission of the Quogue Historical Society, for the return to that society’s ranks of one Margaret Halsey Gardiner (aka Pi, for those willing to go out at least eight decimal places), and for the glories of journalism past, long past.
The Historical Society, now ensconced in its lovely headquarters at the “head” of the “pond” (heretofore known as “The Puddle They Dug on Jessup, Bub,” according to historical records), is celebrating the move to a permanent, centrally located base of operations with a charming exhibition at the Quogue Library this month.... more
Beyond the many blessings associated with residency in this nigh unto utopian community, At Q is also particularly thankful, this week, for the wonderful work and dedication to their mission of the Quogue Historical Society, for the return to that society’s ranks of one Margaret Halsey Gardiner (aka Pi, for those willing to go out at least eight decimal places), and for the glories of journalism past, long past.
The Historical Society, now ensconced in its lovely headquarters at the “head” of the “pond” (heretofore known as “The Puddle They Dug on Jessup, Bub,” according to historical records), is celebrating the move to a permanent, centrally located base of operations with a charming exhibition at the Quogue Library this month.... more
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