Tea Party and A Spot of History at the Former Brookwood Hall Orphanage
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Channel: MyLITV · 2015 · News & Politics
Video Journalist Samantha Butler The East Islip Historical Society hosts its first annual "Tea & A Spot of History" event at Brookwood Hall in East Islip. Brookwood Hall used to be an orphanage from 1942-1965, so as a bit of history, two children previously housed there come to share their experiences of time gone by. Tea drinkers take a tour through the orphanage and learn about the grounds and dormitories, as well as what it was really like to live there. Featured Interviews: Laura Mannarino, Trustee East Islip Historical Society Frank Szemko Brookwood Hall Orphanage 1946-1951 Gladys DeCostanzo Brookwood Hall Orphanage 1958-1965 For more information visit: www.EastIslip.org or www.IslipArtsCouncil.org Get DVD of this story - for Personal Use - at http://www.MyLITV.com/DVD
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