The Mulford Barm, East Hampton, New York, United States, is the most intact early eighteenth century English-plan barn forms in New York State.READ MORE

Maritime Museum, East Hampton Historical Society, East Hampton, New York, United States, is dedicated to documenting and preserving East Hampton maritime history and to showing how our marine environment has impacted upon the economic, social and recreational life of its citizens.READ MORE

The Palm Restaurant, East Hampton, New York, United States, The Palm Restaurant is the oldest family-owned white tablecloth restaurant to expand across the United States and still maintain family ownership. Pio Bozzi and John Ganzi`s original New York City steakhouse on Second Avenue has grown into a thriving empire of over 25 restaurants spanning the continent from Boston to Los Angeles.READ MORE

Clinton Academy, East Hampton, New York, United States, this remarkable Academy was a coeducational institution preparing young men for college or for careers such as seafaring or surveying. READ MORE

Matto Restaurant, East Hampton, New York, United States, The pairing of market style umbrellas on the patio and the rustic architectural elements inside says it all: Matto is an understated, yet elegant, eatery. Italian for ?crazy?, Matto features a menu bursting with Italian specialties and hand-crafted, thin-crust pizzas.READ MORE

Vered Gallery, East Hampton, New York, United States, offers the sophistication and excitement needed to buy and sell fine art of the 19th and 20th century.READ MORE

Visit Mill House Inn in East HamptonREAD MORE

Osborn-Jackson House, East Hampton, New York, United States, this colonial house, one of the few still in its original position on Main Street, is owned and maintained by the Village of East HamptonREAD MORE

Dutch Cottages, East Hampton, New York, United States, at Dutch Motel, has 6 individual cottages. Our cottages are seperate from the main building.READ MORE

The Town House, East Hampton, New York, United States, is Unique among Long Island buildings, the Town House is the only existing town government meeting place to survive from the Colonial period on Long Island.READ MORE