Photo Gallery
On Friday evening at Clinton Academy in East Hampton, the East Hampton Historical Society held the second lecture of its Winter Lecture Series, hosted by Executive Director Richard Barons. During “An Octet With Vision,” Hugh King, Ken Collum, Bess Rattray and Mary Foster Morgan spoke about eight women whose individual wisdom and foresight had a huge impact on the cultural and social lives of East Hampton residents and visitors. Guests relived history through photos, drawings, post cards and news clippings.
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
East Hampton Historical Society Executive Director Richard Barons with East Hampton Historical Society Registrar Rosanne Barons
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
Dianne Benson, Richard Barons, and Lys Marigold
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
Nettie and Bess Rattray (from the Family of “Octet” Jeannette Edwards Rattray)
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
Mary Foster Morgan, (from the family of “Octet” Sherrill Foster) and East Hampton Village Code Enforcement Officer and Fire Marshal Kenneth Collum
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
Barbara Borsack
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
East Hampton Village Site Manager and Village Historian Hugh King
(Photo: Richard Lewin)
