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,Much like the commuLnitv
at that surrounds it, the Three
Village Inn strives to corn-
9 bine the ! best oft-wo worlds;
old fasilioned atmosphlere
and serxice wvithl modern
tc onvemiences that fLarmer
Richard Hallock never
^would have imagsiledI
3when lIW built the Old
J 11OUSe o(ve twxo() 11hu11d(red
Hvears a~fo.
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ill some of the local historv .
VyOL mlayi1 wiShl to lOt( thlat
Riclaif'ds son, 0;eore. \\si,
the1 first 11m jor shipi)l)1ilder
ill the area. TIh1e StoIm
Brmook do k as it i's I(\'
kno\\'m \\was f e' V ll 'te
V\wharf where 'the packet
ide()arted twicev weekkl l(
thie trip to Brookly I1. I11
\ 185U0 Jonas S'1mith pur-
C chasec this, hioms 161 ohis.
summ-Ilerl nd lSo sol
tinbecame knownvi aCs Hi(.I
Jonas' Cde to tWe fact Ie
,had a fleet ot :32 sailini xvssels.
He nmiaintained hiis
shippi-nig office at 66 SouIth
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2. Overnight Acc(omodations ^
3. Breakfast s ervcd to Hotvewgtuchsts and Family only. a
4. Singallong
piano in the Sandbar e(verv Friday-Saturday-Sunday evening. j
a favorite meeting place over the years..... |
:\l';-an{ f 111mal Co h1: 11nlllz1zS Weh 0)11-1, it SIT)1( |141al lHz~l.,
AI~iinp* Small \\c Oiler *i Sm~ill amtn'rnrrs Coliftcn'nc (K( l
Street, now the home of the 4
South Street Seaport 4
Museum in Manhattan.
In the height of the depression,
Mrs. Frank Melville,
an active Garden Club h
enthusiast, bought the ,old 9
homestead as an outlet for
a Wonmien's Exchange, a
p)la(e where homemade 4
itemiis friom jellies to hooked t
ru11gs couIld be sold for t
incaome to the villagers; a (
peIr( celttage of which went C
lo the G(airdeni Club to plant '
alld maintain gardens in 4
the a-irea. The ladies pro- e
vided Ica in twe beginning, n
Nilt ,soon vlisitors to the i
I-Ixchanmge irequtiested( more 4
stibsui.ial fi-are and, hence e
Ilie begininihg of the Inn. X
Whe'lher vou come to Stonv t
Brook I'mo hushiess or p)lela- a
SurO, we hope to imake~your- 4
stlta a 11memora)ble one. s
T'hle Roblrts,'Family h
Nelso Nlomla, &. Whitlew 0
hInkeepers 40
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