KNOWLEDGE FRIDAY with RANDOLPH CROXTON

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Tickets General Ticket: $10 Member Ticket: Free, RSVP Required RESERVE TICKETS NOW! With a warm welcome we invite Randolph Croxton to kick off our Fall Knowledge Friday series! A pioneer in green architecture with a lifelong interest in the military sciences, Mr. Croxton is a Sag Harbor gem, working hard to preserve the historical legacy of our small seaside town. The preservationist, author, and true renaissance man will discuss his own story, sharing the experiences that shaped him and how a fascination with Sag Harbor has led him to fiercely protect and honor its integrity. Croxton wrote the introduction to the Sag Harbor Historical Museum’s Sag Harbor in the Revolution, an important book that was published this year to commemorate the village’s history and role relative to our nation’s 250th anniversary. Therein, he illuminated the Battle of Sag Harbor, the heroic patriot attack on the British fort and garrison, and this town’s pivotal role in the 1776 formation of a nation. An elder at the Old Whaler’s Church, Croxton’s rich knowledge of our local landscape is indispensable and an incredible asset to our community. Copies of Sag Harbor in the Revolution will be available for perusal and for purchase. This Knowledge Friday has been programmed as a bridge between our two exhibitions. This Land: Considering the American Landscape commemorated our nation’s 250th anniversary. Dear Mazie, honors and celebrates the life and legacy of Amaza Lee Meredith – our country’s first black queer female architect who co-founded the Azurest community of Sag Harbor. Join us as we examine with gratitude the legacy of this seaside village and welcome a man who has worked hard to preserve it. Visit Dear Mazie, during our exhibition hours Thursday – Monday from 11 AM – 5 PM, which will be on view October 4 – December 27. ABOUT RANDOLPH RANDOLPH CROXTON: architect, author, and preservationist was born in Danville, Virginia and began his architectural career with the New…

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