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There is no denying that James Killeen was madly in love with one of the daughters of Captain James Green. Although the story of James...

The house at 264 South Main Street, which local history traces to 1695, was part of the vast property holdings acquired by the Foster...

This distinctive mansion, with a Second Empire-style Mansard roof, was built in 1871 or 1872 by whaling Captain Barney Green. It was...

By Cynthia V.A. Schaffner Unique among Southampton’s early twentieth century residences was Chalet de Imer – a timber and stone masonry...

Historic 14 Flying Point Road This farmhouse on Flying Point Road has deep roots in the Southampton community. The house was built about...

Can you guess where this house was located in the Southampton Village? It used to stand on Main Street where the CVS is today. In 1822...

It is 1929, the year the economy will take a spectacular plunge, but William F. Ladd, too rich to fret over ominous signs, has set his...

The story of Laffalot comes from Southampton’s short lived Art Colony period and could not be told without including its energetic first...

Photos of the property by Douglas Elliman R.E. This sweet Cape Cod-style house on Post Lane was recently sold to new owners. It is...

242 South Main Street and Edward H. Foster In the 1870s recorded land transactions in Southampton indicate that property in and around...

For the last 12 years we have been hosting an annual architectural tour of Southampton that is both one of our biggest fundraisers and...

Real Estate has always played a significant and sometimes controversial role in Southampton’s history. Recently, prosperity and demand...