In July 2010, the Ketcham Inn Foundation, Inc. received a 120 year old teepee. Constructed of wood in c. 1890 as a special amusement at the Bishop Robert Estate, it was later gifted to Chief Paul Ward of the Poospatuck Indians. After surviving several hurricanes, the teepee, a rare example of Road Side Amusement Architecture, was relocated to the Terry Ketcham Inn and fully restored for future generations to see and enjoy.
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Center Moriches, looking north from the west bank of Senix Creek towards Main St.
The Teepee was built in 1898 north of the slip for the paddlewheeler the Senix
Center Moriches, looking west from the east bank of Senix Creek 
On the Senix Creek, before removal to Ketcham Inn and restoration (2010)