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Exploration of Bonac at the East Hampton Farm Museum

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The East Hampton Historical Farm Museum will host a discussion on the disappearing Bonac language on September 15. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

The East Hampton Historical Farm Museum will host a discussion on the disappearing Bonac language on September 15. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Sep 10, 2024
The East Hampton Historical Farm Museum is marking its 10th year in 2024 with several upcoming events. The museum, which recently received an $18,000 grant from the Preservation League of... more

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