Sag Harbor
Take a romantic weekend getaway to visit a Sag Harbor winery
Sag Harbor has retained its multi-ethnic culture since the late 1700s and through the Golden Age of Whaling. Today there are five private, predominantly Black developments representing about 500 families.
History
The Harbor has been a diverse community on Long Island for several hundred years
Attractions
South Fork of Long Island includes The South Fork includes The Hamptons
The Whaling Museum often features the touring Black Whalers exhibit
Black Innkeepers
Visit an award-winning Long Island North Fork Bed & Breakfast near breweries and wineries
Heritage Sites
Eastville Heritage House was purchased in 1925 by Lippman Johnson, a Black worker