Connie Currie, a longtime member of the 
Sayville Historical Society and the Bayport Heritage Association 
will make her presentation, along with a slide show,  
on the architecture of Isaac Henry Green.
When: Saturday, October 13, 2012
Where: Bayport-Blue Point Library
Time: 7:30 pm
Isaac henry Green was a Sayville architect known throughout Long Island for his building designs. 
He designed the renovated Meadow Croft home,
St. Ann’s Church, the First Congregational Church in Sayville
and many other homes and buildings in the Sayville-Bayport area. 

The Bayport Heritage Association
26th Autumn House Tour
Sunday, October 21st 2012, 1pm-5pm.
Tickets are $25 per person and all proceeds go to the Bayport Heritage Association.
You can buy the tickets beginning October 1st, at the following locations:
       Country Junque on Middle Road
       Bayport Flower House
       Bayport-Blue Point Library
Historical and unique homes, in Bayport and Blue Point, are featured, including those of a prominent Bayport builder whose woodworking skills will astonish you, and a beautiful environmentally “green” home using geothermal heating and cooling systems and recycled materials.
Antique cars will be on display at all locations.
Refreshments will be served at the Meadow Croftestate, on Middle Road.
Limited Tickets are available!

For advanced tickets send checks to:
Bayport Heritage Association
PO Box 4
Bayport, NY 11705
For information, contact:
Jaci Montgomery
631-419-6044

Bayport Heritage Association 
is proud to announce a special exhibit: 
Talking Machines

Twenty-five talking machines, with their elaborate horns, are currently on exhibit at the 1891 summer estate home of 
John E Roosevelt.
Thomas Alva Edison invented the machine in the late 19th century. This special exhibit at Meadow Croft, from a private collection, displays some examples from Edison’s first tin-foil phonograph to today’s iPod player.
“His Master’s Voice” and the little dog “Nipper”, became the world-famous logo of the RCA Victor Talking Machine Company.
Meadow Croft is open for public tours 
every Saturday and Sunday, 

The estate is located at 299 Middle Road in Sayville, immediately east of St. Ann’s Church.

Next monthly meeting will be  September 8th, 2012.
Guest speaker, Martha Kolodkin

Her presentation will be: “Idioms and Why We Say Them”

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Heritage meetings are usually held on the 2nd Saturday of the month in the Community Room of the Bayport-Blue Point Library and start at 7:30 pm.


Refreshments are always served.
Please use the Madison Street parking lot. Thank you!

Please note: the Winter Meetings of January and February are
2nd Sunday, 2:00 pm.

Save the Date: Autumn House Tour

Sunday, October 21, 2012
1pm- 5pm

Tickets go on sale October 1st at 
Bayport-Blue Point Library 
Country Junque and 
the Bayport Flower House.

Tickets: $25

Limited Tickets Available!

For advanced tickets send checks to:

Bayport Heritage Association
PO Box 4
Bayport, NY 11705

Free Concert

August 30th 2012, 7pm to 8:30pm

Bayport Memorial Park

by Don Sineti 

A rare combination of artistic talent and impressive musical ability, 
with warmth and a gift for communication, 
Don Sineti 
will be singing robust interpretations of the great American and British sea songs. 
If rainy weather is predicted, we will meet at the Bayport Methodist Church on Middle Road.
Bring your family, friends and lawn chairs!
Bayport Memorial Park

Our Summer Bay Cruise and tour of the Great South Bay was a huge success!
The weather was perfect and the wind cooperated to keep the bay calm for our travels.
The ferry slowly moved along the shore of Bayport, Blue Point, Patchogue and Bellport while our historians,
Jim Connell, Gene Horton and Pete Berman,
described the past of this vibrant community.
We then went to Fire Island and the Watch Hill Marina, part of the National Seashore, for dinner at the restaurant The Pier.
We arrived just as the sun was setting! It was a beautiful sunset!
The weather and the rising almost-full moon contributed to the success of our Heritage cruise!
The restaurant served a delicious meal before we headed back to Brown’s River.
Thank you Bayport Heritage Association for making this a beautiful experience!
Here are some photos of the evening!

Hint: Click on the photos to see a larger version.

Tuesday, July 31st, 6:00pm

Ferry will leave from the Sayville Ferry terminal on Brown’s River.
Cost: $50 per person 
for the cruise and buffet dinner at The Pier, the restaurant at Watch Hill, Fire Island.
Boat Cruise will follow a route east along the Great South Bay coastline of Bayport, Blue Point, Patchogue, East Patchogue and Bellport Bay then across the bay to Watch Hill.
There will be a running historical commentary.
Dinner and gratuity are included. There will be a cash bar.
Plan on returning about 10:30pm.
Only 115 tickets will be sold so don’t wait!

For more information and tickets, call Diana Walch, 631-472-1898

Favorite recipes: At the First Bloom Tea we annually have our Strawberry Soup. Recently a member, Rose A., shared her Scandinavian Almond Cake. It was praised for its delicious flavor and moistness. Rose uses the traditional Scandinavian pan but any pan can be adapted for use.

Scandinavian Almond Cake:

Here’s the recipe with added notes from Rose:

(Click on the photo to see it in large size.)

You can  see other photos here and can order the pan from Amazon.com.

Strawberry Soup:

(Click on the photo to see it in large size.)