Culper Spy Ring Tri-Spy Tours by Strong Pointe Productions

Culper Spy Ring Tri-Spy Tours by Strong Pointe Productions Tri Spy Tours. A Biking, Walking and Kayak Adventure. Featuring the True Story of the Culper Spy Ring This interest led Ms. Ms.
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Long Island historian and lifelong Strong’s Neck resident Margo Arceri, is the creator of the ultimate walking, biking and kayaking tour called "Tri-Spy.” Ms. Arceri developed this unique historical venture in conjunction with the Three Village Historical Society, where she was a former vice president and secretary. Having grown up in Strong’s Neck, Margo spent time with local historian Kate Wheel

er Strong, descendant of the famous Anna Smith Strong of the Culper Spy Ring. Kate, who was also the author of a series of booklets entitled True Tales of the Early Days on Long Island, shared stories from the American Revolution and the Battle of Long Island. Margo was instantly hooked, and thus began her own quest to search the hidden trails of Strong’s Neck and Setauket where the British and Patriots once roamed. Arceri to get involved with the Three Village Historical Society where she was also a committee chairperson for walking tours, a Young American’s camp director, and a school program presenter specializing in local history. Arceri served as a historical consultant in 2007-2008 for the book Ghosts of Long Island II: More Stories of the Paranormal by Kerriann Flanagan Brosky, which featured stories about Strong’s Neck, Setauket and the Culper Spy Ring. Margo is currently a partner in the screenplay development of Redcoats and Petticoats, a children’s book about the Culper Spy Ring by Katherine Kirkpatrick. As former president of the Strong's Neck Civic Association, Margo Arceri continues to live along the shoreline of Strong’s Neck where she brings Long Island’s Revolutionary War history to life.

06/24/2026
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06/20/2026

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06/18/2026

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06/17/2026

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Anna Strong, a revolutionary patriot, was one of the first female s...

06/15/2026

⚓ Down the Ways ⚓️

Some stories stay buried until the tide goes out...

Join historian & author Bev Tyler for a fascinating walk through Setauket's shipbuilding past and discover a landscape that still holds the remains of Long Island's wooden ship era.

🌊 At low tide in Scott's Cove, the bones of long-forgotten schooners emerge from the mud... silent reminders of the families who built, sailed, and shaped our community centuries ago.

🔎 Along the way, you'll uncover stories of master shipbuilders, sea captains, and Revolutionary War intrigue, including the birthplace of Benjamin Tallmadge and the home site of Anna Smith Strong, whose famous clothesline code helped the Culper Spy Ring communicate with General Washington.

⚓ Saturday, June 27 at 4:00 PM
🌊 Timed for low tide viewing in Scott's Cove
🚶 Guided by historian Bev Tyler
🎟️ Limited tickets available at www.TVHS.org

🪝 The wooden ship era maritime walking tour: history is hiding in plain sight. You'll never look at your evening walk the same way again.

Happy Flag Day 🇺🇸 The U.S. flag has evolved from early colonial banners into today's 50-star design. First authorized by...
06/14/2026

Happy Flag Day 🇺🇸 The U.S. flag has evolved from early colonial banners into today's 50-star design. First authorized by Congress on June 14, 1777 (celebrated as Flag Day), it features 13 stripes for the original colonies and stars representing the states. The design is governed by the Flag Act of 1818

The Knicks get their name from "Knickerbocker," which traces back to the traditional pants rolled up just below the knee...
06/14/2026

The Knicks get their name from "Knickerbocker," which traces back to the traditional pants rolled up just below the knee worn by the original Dutch settlers of New York in the 1600s.

The term was immortalized in 1809 when author Washington Irving wrote A History of New York under the pen name "Diedrich Knickerbocker," which became a popular nickname for native New Yorkers.

The transition to the basketball team's name involved the following events:The Founders: Team founder Ned Irish and his staff met in 1946 to pick a team name.

The Hat: Staff members wrote their preferred names on slips of paper and drew them from a hat.

The Majority: Most of the slips drawn read "Knickerbockers," paying homage to "Father Knickerbocker," the cartoon symbol of New York City.

The Nickname: The name was quickly shortened to "Knicks" for easy use by the media and fans. Image NBA

22nd Annual Wet Paint Festival 🫟👩‍🎨🧑‍🎨🎨
06/13/2026

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