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  • Third House, Montauk c.1900
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    Cattle herding--New York (State) --Montauk; Guesthouses--New York (State) -- Montauk; Museums -- Historic--East Hampton (N.Y.:Town); Parks--New York (State) -- Montauk; Historic Site -- New York (State) -- Montauk
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    Black and white photograph of Third House is the furthest east and most historic of the Keeper's houses of the cattle grazing years. By 1898, when Camp Wikoff was established on Montauk, it was being run as an Inn. It remained an Inn under various...
  • Montauk Library-Building Collection
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  • Second House, Montauk c. 1909
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    Guesthouses -- New York (State) --Montauk; Galleries and Museums -- New York (State) -- Montauk
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    Sepia toned postcard of Second House. Original building built in 1746, burned down and rebuilt in 1797. It was used as a Keeper's house during the cattle grazing years. By the 1860s it became an important guest house for fashionable visitors. In...
  • Montauk Library-Building Collection
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  • Montauk Inn, pre-1926
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    Taverns (Inns) -- New York (State) -- Montauk; Hotels -- New York (State) -- Montauk
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    Sepia photograph of the Montauk Inn ca. 1920s. Built on Signal Hill in 1899 By the Long Island Railroad after it's extension to Montauk in 1895. The Inn was one of the few establishments on Montauk at the turn-of the-century. The Inn burned down in...
  • Montauk Library-Building Collection
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  • Lathrop Brown house, Montauk Point, 1920s
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    Windmills -- New York (State) -- Montauk; Historic Buildings -- New York (State) -- Montauk; Montauk Point (N.Y.) -- History
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    Sepia photograph of Congressman Lathrop Brown's cottage and the Wainscott Windmill just west of the Montauk Point Lighthouse. Built in 1813, the windmill was moved to Wainscott in the 1850s. Brown purchased the windmill in 1922 and moved it to...
  • Montauk Library-Building Collection

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