Photo Gallery
After a meticulous five-year renovation, the Thomas & Mary Nimmo Moran Studio in East Hampton is now open to the public. The East Hampton Historical Society, the new stewards of the Studio, celebrated this momentous occasion with a festive gathering.
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
Inside the master bedroom
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
Inside the master bedroom
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
Mary Nimmo Moran’s “Off Eygpt Lane, Looking Toward Pantigo”
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
Nicole and David Tucker, Lynn Stefanelli and Glenn Leitch
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
Donald Smith, East Hampton Historical Society President Hollis Forbes, and Randy Wallace
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
Lynn Stefanelli, John Vann, East Hampton Historical Society Executive Director Maria Vann, and Mary Busch
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
Alexandra Wolfe of Preservation Long Island
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
Keary Hana, Garth Wakeford, and East Hampton Historical Society Board of Trustees member Jennifer Borg
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
East Hampton Historical Society Executive Director Maria Vann and Justice Peter Fox Cohalan
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
East Hampton Town Crier and Village Historian Hugh King and Lorretta O’Ryan
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
John Githens and Susan Wood
(Photo: Nicole Barylski)
