Fort Salonga estate aims for historic registers

The Edmund Wetmore Estate, also known as Owl Hill, is a 27.6-acre property on Sunken Meadow Road built in 1907 for prominent attorney Edmund Wetmore. The estate, featuring a 12-room mansion with architectural styles blending Colonial Revival, Queen Anne, and Arts and Crafts, has been recommended for inclusion on both the State and National Registers of Historic Places. While initially planned for residential development, the property was purchased by Suffolk County to preserve its historic and environmental significance.

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