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Triangle Park
Route 25, Southold, NY 11971
Triangle Park is a landmark on the northern side of Route 25 just before you hit downtown Southold if you're heading…More east, perfect for a picnic lunch or to take a break after a long drive. The park is free to the public and features a local war memorial for World War II, Korea and Vietnam. The Southold Park District owns and maintains this property.
Route 25, Southold, NY 11971
Triangle Park is a landmark on the northern side of Route 25 just before you hit downtown Southold if you're heading…More east, perfect for a picnic lunch or to take a break after a long drive. The park is free to the public and features a local war memorial for World War II, Korea and Vietnam. The Southold Park District owns and maintains this property.
Greenport Yacht & Ship Building Company
201 Carpenter St, Greenport, NY 11944
Greenport Yacht & Ship Building Company was initially founded as a commercial shipyard in the mid-1800s. The company…More soon evolved, building quality fishing and oyster boats as well as private yachts. At the height of the commercial fishing industry (around the waters of the eastern North Fork in Gardiner's and Peconic Bay), Greenport Yacht & Ship Building Company built or repaired most of the entire fishing fleet. The company's success landed them several contracts with the United States Government building Minesweepers for the US Navy during World War II. The yard also maintained and repaired many convoy escort ships and United States Navy Subchasers during this time period. After World War II, it returned to building and repairing commercial vessels. Today, one may see one of the local ferry boats hauled and dry-docked for service.
201 Carpenter St, Greenport, NY 11944
Greenport Yacht & Ship Building Company was initially founded as a commercial shipyard in the mid-1800s. The company…More soon evolved, building quality fishing and oyster boats as well as private yachts. At the height of the commercial fishing industry (around the waters of the eastern North Fork in Gardiner's and Peconic Bay), Greenport Yacht & Ship Building Company built or repaired most of the entire fishing fleet. The company's success landed them several contracts with the United States Government building Minesweepers for the US Navy during World War II. The yard also maintained and repaired many convoy escort ships and United States Navy Subchasers during this time period. After World War II, it returned to building and repairing commercial vessels. Today, one may see one of the local ferry boats hauled and dry-docked for service.