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Thursday, April 4, 2013
'Peacock Point'
'Peacock Point', the Charles Otis Gates estate designed by Charles A. Rich c. 1902 in Lattingtown. Click HERE for more on the first 'Peacock Point'. Photo from the Annual Exhibition of the Architectural League of NY, 1902.
Peacock Point is definitely one of the greatest losses that Long Island has seen. I still don't see, since the family still lives there, why they couldn't retain the original house.
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Peacock Point is definitely one of the greatest losses that Long Island has seen. I still don't see, since the family still lives there, why they couldn't retain the original house.
Any info on an estate named "Evergreen" in Muttontown, west of "Knollwood"?
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