Paul H. Curts
Three Historical Maps of Bridgehampton, Long Island
New York: c. 1956
Pen and ink on paper
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Three Historical Maps of Bridgehampton, L.I.
Pen and Ink
Pen and Ink
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Bridge Hampton about 1750 as compiled by William Donaldson Halsey
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Bridge Hampton Center as Harry Sayre Remembers it to have been when he was 10, 1875
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Bridgehampton Long Island 1956
17 3/4 x 23 1/4 inches
Set of three manuscript maps showing Bridgehampton, New York (in the Hamptons, Long Island), in the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries, respectively. Each is very detailed and indicates buildings, owners, historical landmarks, whaling stations, graveyards, taverns, roads, ponds and other features.
Paul H. Curts was a local Hamptons historian and cartographer. These originals were most likely done to illustrate Bridgehampton's Three Hundred Years, which he edited (Bridgehampton, N.Y.: The Hampton Press, 1956).