French Family Association
The Official Website of the Surname French
The Hannibal French House, 186 Main St., Sag Harbor, Long Island, NY, built in 1799.
Chart #207, Peter French, 1793
his son Hannibal French, 1817
Sag Harbor, Long Island, NY
http://www.frenchfamilyassoc.com/FFA/CHARTS/Chart207/
Historic Sag Harbor Landmark Estate. The historic Hannibal French house - the jewel of Sag Harbor. Lavish early 1800s Victorian Italianate villa superbly renovated in impeccable taste on coveted Captain's Row. Period details include fleur de lys and acanthus leaves moldings, marble mantles, arched double front doors, antique floors, and a full ballroom. Seven fireplaces, formal dining, seven bedrooms, four full and 2 half baths, excellent gourmet kitchen, zoned heat/central air. Very private, extensively landscaped 0.60+/- acre grounds include a heated granite pool and very close to the village, 6,500 sq. ft. interior. Sold for about $5,995,000 in 2010. In The Hamptons, New York.
Actually, this real estate ad states the house is a Victorian Italianate, when it is actually Neoclassical style, like the White House in Washington DC, which also has the triangles over the windows. The Victorian Era was in the late 1800s.
The following photos were taken by Mara French in April 2015.
Sag Harbor Whaling Museum in Renovation, April 2015
