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Historic Facts from the East Hampton Town Crier |
| Perhaps you think that East Hampton was put on the map by potato field-chateaux-building-yuppies from New York. Well, in the tabloids, perhaps. But the real face of East Hampton is fortunately more substantial, in fact, it's as much the cradle of American civilization as Virginia. We may not have a Monticello, but we do have our Common Whipper, our Lord of the Manor, a felonious Christmas, a witch, possibly Captain Kidd's treasure, the very first American woman on the scene of the Gold Rush and the first cattle ranch in the United States. |
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