City Island Nautical Museum receives oyster skiff donation
City Island has a history of oyster trading that dates back centuries.
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5h agoThe City Island Nautical Museum received a donation of an oyster skiff.
It is a replica of what was used in the oyster trade historically in City Island.
The skiff was donated by the Hutchinson River Restoration Project.
The City Island Nautical Museum is open Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 1-4 p.m.
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