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| This is the original Indian Harbor Yacht Club. It was destroyed by fire in 1919. |
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Indian Harbor Yacht Club (IHYC) just observed and celebrated the 135th anniversary of its founding.
In 2019, I welcomed club historian Shelia Graves -and you'll hear an encore presentation of our conversation on this week's show.
What happened in 1921-1922 in Greenwich?
A century ago, Angier Duke drowned in Greenwich Harbor's waters near the Indian Harbor Yacht Club -leaving behind an estate valued in the millions of dollars.
The Sea Scouts at Indian Harbor Yacht Club have returned!
We'll have all this -and more- as our history continues to unfold.
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| I'm Jeffrey Bingham Mead, your host. Thank you for listening to the show! |
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