Long before Sag Harbor became known for its historic homes, waterfront restaurants, galleries and summer visitors, it was a working port whose fortunes were tied to the water. From Indigenous settlement and colonial trade to whaling, manufacturing, wartime industry, the rise of tourism and the arts, Sag Harbor has repeatedly reinvented itself while retaining the...
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