Thank you, Sag Harbor, for coming to our “Keeping History Alive” benefit on the Custom House Lawn on July 1.
Honoring The American Hotel, the Wharf Shop and the Variety Store was great fun and well-deserved — thank you for your support and joining in the fun.
We will be following up honoring the Schiavonis and their history in their store on Main Street on August 6 from 5 to 7 p.m. on the porch of the Sag Harbor Historical Museum. Please come and join us.
Several weeks after that, we will honor Sag Harbor Liquor Store and their history on Main Street.
Sag Harbor would not be the village it is today without the unwavering dedication of these wonderful business families.
Three cheers for Sag Harbor!
Nancy French Achenbach
President
Sag Harbor Historical Museum
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