North Fork History Project
North Fork History Project: Raised in a small town, Joe Theinert died for his country
Five boulders stand outside the American Legion Hall on Shelter Island with plaques bearing the names of hometown soldiers, including 11 who died during conflicts in the 20th century.
North Fork History Project: The scallop industry has a rich past on eastern Long Island
One offshoot of running a company that’s been in the shellfish business for 90 years is aquatic and historical clutter. Ken Homan’s office at Braun Seafood in Cutchogue is...
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North Fork History Project: Artists painted here for solitude In the years after the Civil War
Wendy Prellwitz paints in the same Peconic studio where her great-grandfather Henry Prellwitz painted early in the 20th century. The adjoining studio is where her great-grandmother Edith Prellwitz painted....
North Fork History Project: From growing divisions within Southold, River Head town is born
The Jamesport Meeting House, as magnificent a building as stands anywhere on eastern Long Island, was built in 1731 by virtually all the pioneer settlers of what was then...