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The exhibition 'GENERATION WEALTH by Lauren Greenfield' presents 25 years of the artist's work using photography, oral history, and film.

Mr. Pell stated that not everyone can own a beach house, belong to a beach club, or afford the high rates for beach stickers in the Southampton area.

While giving a tour of a vacant Southampton mansion in late August or early September 2026, Mr. Pell said he was 'trying to do the right thing'.

Southampton resident Patrick Manley stated that the beach along 'Billionaire’s Row' is open to the public.

On a Southampton beach along 'Billionaire’s Row' in late August or early September 2026, the sound of helicopters taking off from a nearby helipad occasionally drowned out the surf.

Southampton resident Patrick Manley stated that people who purchase properties along 'Billionaire’s Row' do not also own the beach.

In late August or early September 2026, a man identified as Mr. Pell gave a tour of a vacant mansion in Southampton, accompanied by his 3-year-old Australian shepherd, Henny.

On a morning in late August or early September 2026, Southampton resident Patrick Manley parked his truck on the sand of a local beach and set out beach chairs with his wife, Mary Manley.

Bob DeLuca is the president of a local conservation organization called Group for the East End.

The home at 1950 Meadow Lane, set for demolition, was owned by Frances Katz, the widow of lawyer George Katz, who passed away in 1989.

The Katz family, previous owners of 1950 Meadow Lane, had been involved in a series of lawsuits opposing beach access that started in the 1980s.

Southampton town officials stated that demolishing the mansion at 1950 Meadow Lane will help maintain a sand dune system that offers protection from storms and rising sea levels.

In Southampton, N.Y., a seasonal beach parking permit has a maximum cost of $60 for town residents and $525 for nonresidents.

Andrew Kahrl is a University of Virginia professor who has studied and written about the history of beach access.

Officials in Walton County, Florida, purchased a $12 million property to create public beach access.

The Southampton fund, which collects a 2% tax on property sales, is typically used to purchase farmland, wetlands, and forests to preserve as open space.

The town of Southampton, N.Y. purchased the Meadow Lane property using a fund financed by a 2% tax on property sales.

The National Park Service purchased oceanfront homes in North Carolina that were at risk of collapsing into the sea.

The town of Southampton, N.Y. approved the purchase of the mansion at 1950 Meadow Lane in 2026.

Robert Adler, a retired businessman, purchased a property on Meadow Lane in Southampton, N.Y. more than 40 years prior to September 2026.