HPARB Chairman Steve Williams
The original 1930s facade of the Sag Harbor Yacht Club property at 42 Bay Street is the section that contains the front door and the two windows to the left of it. The chair of the Sag Harbor Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board wants to see the facade preserved as part of any new structure to be built by the club as headquarters for its affiliate Maycroft Club. PETER BOODY
HPARB Chairman Steve Williams
The original 1930s facade of the Sag Harbor Yacht Club property at 42 Bay Street is the section that contains the front door and the two windows to the left of it. The chair of the Sag Harbor Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board wants to see the facade preserved as part of any new structure to be built by the club as headquarters for its affiliate Maycroft Club. PETER BOODY
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