Volunteers clean up Brookwood mansion grounds
The grounds of a 1900s East Islip mansion got a facelift for Earth Day. Volunteers from civic groups, schools and scouts spent the day cleaning up and beautifying the grounds of the historical Brookwood
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Apr 23, 2015, 1:40 AM
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Updated 3,535 days ago
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The grounds of a 1900s East Islip mansion got a facelift for Earth Day.
Volunteers from civic groups, schools and scouts spent the day cleaning up and beautifying the grounds of the historical Brookwood Hall.
About 400 volunteers donated their time to the project.
Organizers say more restoration projects are in the works.
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