Sag Harbor
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
Sag 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
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, an Black worker