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In this brief spoken monologue, the narrator shares a piece of local history concerning Gull Island and the Woolsey family. He explains that the masonry work and construction of the island’s structures were carried out by Byron Woolsey. The narrator notes that Byron’s son, after whom the nearby Woolsey Airport—a small turf airfield just north of Northport—is named. He also mentions that his own family currently lives near the airport, linking personal relevance to the historical facts presented.
