East Hampton, New York
East Hampton, United States
East Hampton, New York holds 115 connections with 17622 other places across 21 topics, running heaviest through military, nature, and history. The USS Montauk, a Civil War ironclad built in Brooklyn, saw action throughout the conflict; the same vessel was later docked at the Washington Navy Yard to hold Lincoln assassination conspirators in 1865. The town occupies a peninsula flanked by the Atlantic Ocean, Block Island Sound, and Gardiners Bay. Strong ties run to New York City and Massachusetts.
Meigs Raid
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Sag Harbor, New York | Northwest Harbor, New York
Monitor (warship)
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Belgrade, Serbia | Manayunk, Philadelphia
New London Union Station
Connects East Hampton, New York to: New London, Connecticut | Norwich, Connecticut
Abraham Lincoln assassination
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Milford, Pennsylvania | Clinton, Maryland
Gardiners Bay
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Shelter Island, New York | Napeague, New York
East Hampton Airport
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Southampton, New York | Wainscott, New York
people of color
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Columbia, South Carolina | Ste. Genevieve, Missouri
sweat lodge
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Lower Brule Indian Reservation | California Valley, California | Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation, Montana
barrier beach
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Plymouth, Massachusetts | Ipswich, Massachusetts | Chilmark, Massachusetts
Gardiners Island
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Sag Harbor, New York | Montauk, New York | Southold, New York
Narragansett (tribe)
Connects East Hampton, New York to: Seekonk, Massachusetts | Central Falls, Rhode Island | Federal Hill, Providence, Rhode Island
Henry Clinton (American War of Independence)
Connects East Hampton, New York to: New Jersey | Connecticut | Hurley (CDP), New York