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East Hampton Farm Museum names two co-directors; highlights volunteer-run memorial garden
Summary
The East Hampton Historical Farm Museum named Patty Sales and Dana Lester as co-directors; the museum highlighted century-old artifacts, volunteer support, and the Matthew Lester Memorial Pollinator Garden — a Boy Scout Eagle project maintained with nonprofit help.
The East Hampton Historical Farm Museum has named Patty Sales and Dana Lester as co-directors and reopened for summer hours, the broadcast reported.
The museum displays artifacts dating back a century and offers tours on Tuesdays and Saturdays; Sales said many visitors are surprised by the collection. The segment recounted how the museum benefited from volunteers — including Prudence, the wife of volunteer Brian Carabine — and noted that the Matthew Lester Memorial Pollinator Garden was created as an Eagle Scout project and is maintained with support from the nonprofit Rewild.
The co-directors encouraged visitors to stop by Tuesdays (10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.) and Saturdays (10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.) or check the museum website for event listings.
