An Evening at the Port of Missing Men

Built in the 1920s by Colonel Henry H. Rogers II as a private hunting lodge overlooking Scallop Pond, the Port of Missing Men has long been part of the fascinating history and character of North Sea. With its remarkable architecture, beautiful setting, and storied past, this extraordinary estate offers a rare glimpse into a special piece of Long Island history.

This unique evening is an opportunity to gather with friends, celebrate the history and beauty of North Sea, and experience the Port of Missing Men in an unforgettable setting. Your participation will also help support the North Sea Maritime Center and its mission to preserve and share Southampton’s rich maritime heritage through educational and recreational programs.

Space is limited, so we encourage you to reserve your place soon.