Color Montauk - Sampler

Jake Rose

Illustrations by

Various Artists

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Ditch Plains

Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum

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Star Island Yacht Club

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Puff n’ Putt

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Inlet Seafood

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Deep Hollow Ranch

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Montauk Marine Basin

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Surf Lodge

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Montauk Chamber of Congress

Montauk Gazebo/ Montauk Tower

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Montauk Manor

John’s Pancake House

Montauk Community Church

Duryea’s Lobster Deck

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Montauk Downs

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St. Therese of Lisieux Catholic Church

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Gurney’s Montauk

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Montauk Brewing Company

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Second House Museum / Montauk Indian Museum

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Camp Hero

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Montauk Point Lighthouse museum Welcome to the world-famous Montauk Point Lighthouse, New York State’s oldest lighthouse.

Located at the tip of eastern Long Island, the lighthouse provides 360° views of Block Island Sound, the Atlantic Ocean and beyond. No visit to Montauk is complete without experiencing the top of the Montauk Lighthouse. Authorized by Congress in 1792, Montauk Point Lighthouse was built in 1796 and first lit in 1797. The Lighthouse had an attachment to keeper’s dwelling completed in 1838, which is now referred as the 1838 Building. Over the next hundred years, the lighthouse added two Fresnel lens, a new dwelling, a fog signal, and an incandescent vapor lamp. After the lighthouse was electrified in 1940, the US Army occupied Montauk Lighthouse during WWII as part of the Eastern Coastal Defense Shield. In 1987, the lighthouse was automated, its buildings were leased to Montauk Historical Society, and the Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum opened. The Secretary of the Interior made the Montauk Point Lighthouse as a National Historic Landmark in 2012.

Photo by Americasroof

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Ditch Plains Popular with surfers, Ditch Plains is two miles east of Montauk on the ocean with parking by permit only at two parking areas. The super long break makes surfing ideal for newbies or veteran long-boarders. This iconic beach has beautiful cliffs rising at its western end at Shadmoor Park.

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Deep Hollow Ranch When you say the word ‘ranch’, you usually do not think of Long Island’s east end, yet that is where America’s oldest ranch is found–at the tip of Long Island in Montauk. Established in 1658, Deep Hollow Ranch was initially used by the Montaukett tribe to pasture cattle. With a list of the stock kept on the fatting field, Deep Hollow’s keeper rode out to check on and round up the cattle. Those actions provided the basis for the idea of a cowboy. In 1898, Teddy Roosevelt disbanded his Rough Riders at Deep Hollow. In 1971, Randy Leaver bought the concession to the ranch and developed the ranch to what it is today. He brought in fifty Black Angus cattle and leased another 4,000 acres for trail riding. Chuck wagon rides, Texas BBQs, rodeos, and benefit concerts became big attractions.

Leaver passed the ranch and concession to Pat and Cate Keogh in 2010. The Keoghs hope to expand the ranch with a Center for Wildlife Rescue, and renovations to the cabins and Third House for future guest use. It looks as if Deep Hollow Ranch is set for quite some time to come.

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John’s Pancake House One of two pancake houses within Montauk, John’s Pancake House has been a popular village mainstay for over 60 years. Located on the north side of Montauk Highway, the pancake house been owned by John Toole since 2005. John’s has had plenty famous faces dine within the pancake house. Not only does Jerry Seinfeld come into John’s often, he filmed an episode of his web series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee there with Jimmy Fallon in for coffee. Other famous faces who have popped in include Celine Dion, Julianne Moore, Matthew Broderick, and Leo DiCaprio. John gives credit to the cooking combination of himself and its cook Joe Cronin for the taste of their traditional pancakes to their more ambitious offerings, such as a peanut butter and chocolate chip combo. The order comes stacked with three delicious pancakes. As John’s Pancake House makes about 3,000 pancakes a week, you are sure to get your pancake fix satisfied in the heart of Montauk.

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Montauk Marine Basin As Montauk’s first full-service marina and marine complex, Montauk Marine Basin has been providing the seasonal and transient boater a second home since it was built by charter boat captain Carl Darenberg Sr. in 1955. Family owned and operated since the beginning, today the marina is still family run with his son Carl Darenberg Jr., along with his son, daughter, and nephew Chase, Courtney, and Chris. Located in Montauk Harbor within walking distance to many great restaurants and motels, Montauk Marine Basin serves all your boating and sportfishing needs.

Synonymous with families and boating, the Marine Basin offers modern slips with electric, cable TV, Wi-Fi, a fuel dock, and the most comprehensive ships store found on Long Island’s east end.

Montauk Marine Basin is truly a boaters’ paradise, surrounded by the best fishing anywhere. So, next time your plans call for a stay in Montauk, there is only one answer - Montauk Marine Basin!

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Montauk Brewery What began in 2012 as a basement brewing operation among longtime friends, Montauk Brewing Company has grown to embody the spirit of the town. They delivered their first hand-filled kegs on bicycles to a couple of local bars. Although they have a sense of adventure and an active lifestyle, they are just as passionate about the simple pleasures in life. All of their beers honor this lifestyle. They invite you to Come As You Are and celebrate the no-frills good life with us at New York’s Easternmost Brewery. The red brew-barn is just steps from the surf, right where it belongs!

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Puff n’ Putt Located in the heart of Montauk, Puff n’ Putt Family Fun Center has been owned and operated by the Cucci Family since 1977. The mini golf course has 18 holes that range from simple to challenging, making the course fun for the entire family. If you score a Hole-in-one on the 18th hole you win a free game for the next go-around. Don’t forget to stop in the video arcade! It’s old school here, Pacman, Ms. Pacman, and pinball to name just a few. Or, try to win a prize in the many redemption games! Puff n’ Putt is situated on the waterfront of the enclosed fresh water lake Fort Pond. The lake’s enclosed setting makes it safe and easy to learn how to sail, kayak or paddle board. For more adventurous folks, head out across the mile and half long waters and enjoy the perfect winds for sailing and pedal boating. Puff n’ Putt is a great place for fun any time of the day. Stop by and enjoy and meet the Cucci Clan.

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Inlet Seafood Inc. Welcome to Inlet Seafood Restaurant, named one of the 10 best seafood restaurants on Long Island by Newsday in 2013 and 2015! Owned by six commercial fishermen from Montauk, N.Y., Inlet Seafood Restaurant opened in 2006 as an offshoot of New York State’s largest packer/shipper of fresh seafood, Montauk Inlet Seafood. They offer a wide selection of fish and shellfish, along with traditional meat dishes for both lunch and dinner, in addition to daily dinner specials. Their sushi may be the freshest sushi you have ever tasted. A full-service bar and wine list plus amazing sunset and water views complete the experience at Inlet. They pride themselves on providing their customers with the freshest seafood possible, almost always locally-landed by one of their boats, while adhering to the strictest conservation standards as required by both the state and the federal government. From their boat to your table, they hope you enjoy your dining experience at Inlet.

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Montauk Manor Envisioned by Carl Fisher in 1925 as part of the world’s most fabulous summer resort in Montauk, Montauk Manor opened in 1927 as its centerpiece. Built atop Signal Hill, the 200-room English Tudor Hotel was a castle that was the essence of luxury. Now, this national landmark has been restored to its original splendor and beauty, giving people the chance to live in Fisher’s “Castle on the Hill” in Montauk, New York. The Manor contains 140 condominium apartments, an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, a health club, and three tennis courts. Hotel services are available, and residents can enjoy Montauk Manor’s trademark deluxe service. Apartments range from studio to deluxe three bedrooms, with many rooms including a private terrace or balcony. There are a variety of layouts, and all but the studio units are available as simplex or duplex. They take pride in welcoming you to Carl Fisher’s most splendid resort…The Montauk Manor.

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Montauk Community Church When Montauk was being developed in 1927, there was no provision for the yearround worship of God in the village. With that in mind, the varied denominational backgrounds of Montauk residents made it obvious to establish an interdenominational church–a community church for Montauk, or “Montauk Community Church.” While its congregation held its services in the Montauk Theatre from its inception in 1927 until 1929, the Community Church’s own church building was in the process of being built and furnished. When that building was completed in 1929 by the Pearson Construction Company, it was seen as a splendid church centrally located on top of a shining hill.

Color Montauk is filled to the brim with the village’s most iconic settings, such as Deep Hollow Ranch, Montauk Downs, Ditch Plains and Montauk Point Lighthouse, among many others.

Through its beautiful black-and-white line drawings and detailed descriptions, “Color Montauk” masterfully highlights what makes this village the eastern gem of the Hamptons.

ISBN 9781948286183

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