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Dwyer and Michael Derrig at their home on Wireless Road in East Hampton. The home will be featured on the East Hampton House and Garden Tour set for Saturday, November 27. It benefits the East Hampton Historical Society.

Dwyer and Michael Derrig at their home on Wireless Road in East Hampton. The home will be featured on the East Hampton House and Garden Tour set for Saturday, November 27. It benefits the East Hampton Historical Society.

A Davids Lane residence included on the East Hampton House &Garden Tour.

A Davids Lane residence included on the East Hampton House &Garden Tour. COURTESY PHIL KOUFFMAN BUILDER

A Dayton Lane residence included on the East Hampton House & Garden Tour.

A Dayton Lane residence included on the East Hampton House & Garden Tour. COURTESY EAST HAMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY

An Egypt Lane residence included on the East Hampton House & Garden Tour.

An Egypt Lane residence included on the East Hampton House & Garden Tour. COURTESY EAST HAMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Dwyer and Michael Derrig at their home on Wireless Road in East Hampton. The home will be featured on the East Hampton House & Garden Tour set for Saturday, November 27. It benefits the East Hampton Historical Society.

Dwyer and Michael Derrig at their home on Wireless Road in East Hampton. The home will be featured on the East Hampton House & Garden Tour set for Saturday, November 27. It benefits the East Hampton Historical Society. KYRIL BROMLEY

authorCailin Riley on Nov 16, 2021
Dynamic works of architecture, from classic to modern, will be on display the Saturday after Thanksgiving when the East Hampton Historical Society hosts its annual East Hampton House & Garden... more

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