LI250 – Walking in Washington’s Footsteps
Long Island is no stranger to famous faces on its shores, but did you know one of them was George Washington? The Founding Father of America once called Long Island home during the later years of the Revolutionary War, and many of the places he visited are still standing today. See where you can learn more about George Washington’s Long Island favorites below.
Sagtikos Manor
Built in 1697 and expanded in 1772 and 1902, the estate served as headquarters for the British Army on Long Island as well as a place of lodging for George Washington.
Setauket/Three Village
Explore this legendary town on the North Shore to find out how it served as a haven for the Culper Spy Ring.
George Washington Spy Trail
Follow the trail George Washington and his troops once walked by visiting these historic hotspots throughout the North Shore.