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Yacht Club Now May Tear Down House At 42 Bay Street In Sag Harbor

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The Sag Harbor Yacht Club is considering demolishing the house it owns across the street at 42 Bay Street to make way for a new clubhouse for its new affiliated organization, the Maycroft Club. PETER BOODY

The Sag Harbor Yacht Club is considering demolishing the house it owns across the street at 42 Bay Street to make way for a new clubhouse for its new affiliated organization, the Maycroft Club. PETER BOODY

Peter Boody on Aug 2, 2022
The Sag Harbor Yacht Club now may demolish instead of restore an officially “historic” but shabby house it owns at 42 Bay Street and build a new structure to serve... more

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