First Tracks
SPECIAL EXHIBITION 2022: WINTER FIRST TRACKS Annual exhibition sponsored by ALTUS Partners & CHUBB
SPECIAL EXHIBITION 2022: WINTER FIRST TRACKS Annual exhibition sponsored by ALTUS Partners & CHUBB
SPECIAL EXHIBITION 2022: WINTER BLANKETED Annual exhibition sponsored by ALTUS Partners & CHUBB
SPECIAL EXHIBITION 2022: WINTER STORMY WEATHER Annual exhibition sponsored by ALTUS Partners & CHUBB
The Henry L. Ferguson Museum and Lighthouse Works are pleased to announce a collaborative exhibition and sale of a collection of artworks from past Lighthouse Works Fellow Duke Riley. These four artworks by Duke Riley are made from salvaged plastic and rubber debris found on Fishers Island’s
ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2021 SANDY BEACHES, COVES & ROCKY SHORES PHOTOGRAPHERS Todd McCormack Mary P. Murphy Timothy J. Hallett Connor Jones Tracy
Race Views A Closer Look Photographs by Todd McCormack It's a familiar story: one spouse has a long family history with this Island, and the other marries in. As a recent empty nester, this soon-to-be Fishers-in-law was more excited to set
ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2020 The Coastal Forts of Eastern Long Island Sound: Abandonment, Ruination and Repurposing This year’s exhibition examines the current state of the fort properties that stretch across the Sound from Napatree Point, R.I., to Gardiners Point Island, N.Y. Looking beyond the visually compelling crumbling facades of gun pits,
ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2020 Videos Napatree Trilogy, URI Coastal Institute Judith Swift & Ayla Fox National Guard at Fort H.G. Wright, circa 1938. Courtesy of U.S. Military History Institute. Howard Best home movies, circa 1954. Courtesy of Dennis and Roz
ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2020 Fort H.G. Wright, Fishers Island, N.Y. The U.S. Government purchased a 216-acre tract of land at the western tip of Fishers Island in April 1898 in order to establish coast defense fortifications at that site. Fort H.G. Wright, founded in 1900, was a hub of activity through World War II,
ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2020 The Coastal Forts of Eastern Long Island Sound: Abandonment, Ruination and Repurposing The 2020 exhibition examines the current state of the fort properties that stretch across the Sound from Napatree Point, R.I., to Gardiners Point Island, N.Y. Looking beyond the visually compelling crumbling facades of gun pits,