Historic preservationists have asked Southampton Town to landmark the Shinnecock Hills home that once belonged to Grosvenor Atterbury, but not where it stands now. The site is adjacent to Sugar Loaf hill, sacred ground to the Shinnecock Nation that used the region's highest points as burial grounds for centuries. MICHAEL WRIGHT
Historic preservationists have asked Southampton Town to landmark the Shinnecock Hills home that once belonged to Grosvenor Atterbury, but not where it stands now. The site is adjacent to Sugar Loaf hill, sacred ground to the Shinnecock Nation that used the region's highest points as burial grounds for centuries and the Peconic Land Trust, which now owns the land, has proposed relocating the house off the top of the hill. MICHAEL WRIGHT
Tela Troge.
Historic preservationists have asked Southampton Town to landmark the Shinnecock Hills home that once belonged to Grosvenor Atterbury, but not where it stands now. The site is adjacent to Sugar Loaf hill, sacred ground to the Shinnecock Nation that used the region's highest points as burial grounds for centuries. MICHAEL WRIGHT
Historic preservationists have asked Southampton Town to landmark the Shinnecock Hills home that once belonged to Grosvenor Atterbury, but not where it stands now. The site is adjacent to Sugar Loaf hill, sacred ground to the Shinnecock Nation that used the region's highest points as burial grounds for centuries and the Peconic Land Trust, which now owns the land, has proposed relocating the house off the top of the hill. MICHAEL WRIGHT
Tela Troge.
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