Ocean Road view of Minden
Residence of John Berwind
Location: Ocean Road
Built: 1912
Architect/s: Grenville Temple Snelling
Landscape Architect/s: Unknown
Status: Private Residence
Minden, Bridgehampton, New York
Ocean Road view of Minden
Residence of John Berwind
Location: Ocean Road
Built: 1912
Architect/s: Grenville Temple Snelling
Landscape Architect/s: Unknown
Status: Private Residence
Tremedden, Bridgehampton, New York
Ocean Road view of Tremedden
Residence of Richard Esterbrook, Jr.
Location: Ocean Road
Built: 1878
Architect/s: Carlos Buck
Landscape Architect/s: Unknown
Status: Demolished
The Pruitts of Southampton
A 1960's Television show about a down and out Southampton Millionaire family starring Phyllis Diller. Note the opening scene uses Biltmore House in Asheville, North Carolina.
Villa Maria, Watermill, New York
South view of Villa Maria
Residence of Josiah Lombard/Marshall Ayres/Edward Morse
Location: Montauk Highway
Built: 1887/1919
Architect/s:George Skidmore/Frank Freeman
Landscape Architect/s: Unknown
Status: Private Residence
Click HERE for Google Maps View
Wooldon Manor, Southampton, New York
Oceanside view of Wooldon Manor
Residence of Dr. Peter Wyckoff/ James P. Donahue/ Edmund F. Lynch
Location: Gin Lane
Built: 1900
Architect/s: Barney & Chapman
Landscape Architect/s: Unknown
Status: Demolished 1941
Built for Dr. Peter Wyckoff, then in 1928 sold to Mr. & Mrs. James P. Donahue who renovated the house and expanded the property, turning it into one of Southampton's most opulent estates.
Wooldon Manor is a combination of the last names of Mrs. Donahue, the former Jessie Woolworth and her husband James Paul Donahue.
The final owner was Edmund F. Lynch,of Merrill Lynch. Upon his death in 1938, the estate fell into disrepair and the mansion was demolished. The property was subdivided, and the remaining buildings converted to residential use. The pool house along the ocean has been enlarged and renovated over the years to become an impressive mansion itself. Wooldon Manor is a featured house in the book," Houses of the Hamptons 1880-1930" By Gary Lawrance & Anne Surchin.
Location: Gin Lane
Built: 1900
Architect/s: Barney & Chapman
Landscape Architect/s: Unknown
Status: Demolished 1941
Built for Dr. Peter Wyckoff, then in 1928 sold to Mr. & Mrs. James P. Donahue who renovated the house and expanded the property, turning it into one of Southampton's most opulent estates.
Wooldon Manor is a combination of the last names of Mrs. Donahue, the former Jessie Woolworth and her husband James Paul Donahue.
The final owner was Edmund F. Lynch,of Merrill Lynch. Upon his death in 1938, the estate fell into disrepair and the mansion was demolished. The property was subdivided, and the remaining buildings converted to residential use. The pool house along the ocean has been enlarged and renovated over the years to become an impressive mansion itself. Wooldon Manor is a featured house in the book," Houses of the Hamptons 1880-1930" By Gary Lawrance & Anne Surchin.
Click HERE for Google Maps View
Old Trees, Southampton, New York
Residence of Goodhue & Louisa Livingston
Location: First Neck Lane
Built: 1912
Architect/s: Goodhue Livingston
Landscape Architect/s: Unknown
Status: Private Residence
The Lake Agawam home of Goodhue & Louisa Livingston, whom from the 1890's ruled Southampton society. An approval from Mrs. Livingston meant certain entrance to the inner most circle of Southampton's elite. Old Trees has been recently updated and restored to it's former grandeur and is one of the few intact estates still on it's original acreage. Estate is currently owned by Hedge Fund Financier, John Paulson.
Location: First Neck Lane
Built: 1912
Architect/s: Goodhue Livingston
Landscape Architect/s: Unknown
Status: Private Residence
The Lake Agawam home of Goodhue & Louisa Livingston, whom from the 1890's ruled Southampton society. An approval from Mrs. Livingston meant certain entrance to the inner most circle of Southampton's elite. Old Trees has been recently updated and restored to it's former grandeur and is one of the few intact estates still on it's original acreage. Estate is currently owned by Hedge Fund Financier, John Paulson.
Red Maples, Southampton, New York
Residence of Alfred William Hoyt
Location: Ox Pasture Road
Built: 1908
Architect/s: Hiss & Weekes
Landscape Architect/s: Ferruccio Vitale
Status: Demolished late 1940's
Location: Ox Pasture Road
Built: 1908
Architect/s: Hiss & Weekes
Landscape Architect/s: Ferruccio Vitale
Status: Demolished late 1940's
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