
December 3 2025, NAACP Brookhaven Town Branch Education Award to Ketcham Inn for Excellence in Elevating Education Within Our Community



December 3 2025, NAACP Brookhaven Town Branch Education Award to Ketcham Inn for Excellence in Elevating Education Within Our Community


Ketcham Inn featured in 2025 Preservation Notes



Ketcham Inn hosted the Long Island History Hunt Luncheon, October 25, 2025
More info and pics on Loren Christie’s blog:
https://misspetticoatpresents.blogspot.com/2025/10/long-island-history-hunt-celebrated-at.html
2026 History Hunt: May 23 – September 30 https://app.otocast.com/guide/LIHistoryHunt





Keep up with our annual projects and events with our 2025 Havens Ketcham Heritage Area Newsletter!
Jon was a Teacher, Theatrical Stage Designer, Friend to Many, and Board Member of Ketcham Inn Foundation.


To honor the memory of Elizabeth Gaylord Raynor and to celebrate her life, the Raynor family assembled an exhibition of her paintings at Gallery 90. Exhibit will remain on display during regular gallery hours, Saturday and Sunday, 12-5, October 26 through November 3.
Betsy was a Teacher, Artist, Theatrical Costume Designer, Friend to Many, Member, and Creative Advisor to Ketcham Inn Foundation.
















For Suffolk County Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardener Volunteers who manage the properties of the historic Ketcham Inn and Havens Homestead Estate
For further information about these programs, contact Dr. Jane Corrarino



After 35 years, Ketcham Inn is one step closer to restoration. Windows for the c. 1693 Summer Kitchen were unveiled on July 21st. The window frames were constructed by Scott W. Brown, Master Timber Framer out of White Oak and Cypress. These window frames were in vogue between 1690 and 1700. These leaded glass windows were fabricated by Cosby Art Glass in Webster Groves, Missouri and were transported from Missouri by Nancy and George Klemm and family as they were coming to visit Roger and Linda Davis.

