The East Hampton Library houses a fascinating collection of historic images that offer a glimpse into Long Island’s past. Among these treasures is a photo featuring Miss Anna Swain alongside Samuel Parsons, who served as the assistant postmaster. Captured in East Hampton, this snapshot is believed to date back to somewhere between 1844 and 1900, as noted in the library’s historical archive.
Photo: The Long Island Collection, East Hampton Library.
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