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bromLeY Carolers from the families of East Hampton Fire Department volunteers made the rounds Friday night on a wagon loaned by Jonathan Dayton

bromLeY Carolers from the families of East Hampton Fire Department volunteers made the rounds Friday night on a wagon loaned by Jonathan Dayton

pulled by a tractor provided by Scott Fithian.

pulled by a tractor provided by Scott Fithian.

bromLeY Carolers from the families of East Hampton Fire Department volunteers made the rounds Friday night on a wagon loaned by Jonathan Dayton

bromLeY Carolers from the families of East Hampton Fire Department volunteers made the rounds Friday night on a wagon loaned by Jonathan Dayton

pulled by a tractor provided by Scott Fithian.

pulled by a tractor provided by Scott Fithian.

author on Dec 4, 2008
A local history lecture co-sponsored by the Long Island Collection and by the East Hampton Historical Society, “The Woman Who Walked into the Sea: Huntington’s and the Making of a... more

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