Cutchogue New Suffolk Historical

Southold Historical Museum, established in 1960, is a prominent cultural institution on Long Island's North Fork dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich history of Southold, New York. The museum's mission is to engage and educate the public through its extensive collections, historic sites, and community-focused initiatives that connect visitors to the region's cultural heritage. Formerly known as the Southold Historical Society, the museum evolved its name in 2021 while continuing to honor the land of the Corchaug Nation and the historical significance of Indigenous peoples. Through educational programs and exhibitions, the museum strives to make Southold's history accessible and meaningful to all generations. Generated from the website

Visit both historical buildings, the Prosper King House and the Lyzon Hat Shop Museum. Both sites display exhibits of local interest and the collection of world famous Lyzon Hats designed by milliner, Walter King.

The Sag Harbor Historical Society is dedicated to promoting public education and appreciation of Sag Harbor Village's rich history while preserving its historic buildings, sites, and materials. Housed in the Annie Cooper Boyd House, which once belonged to a prominent local whaling family, the museum features extensive collections including original artworks, diaries, and costume items from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The museum actively engages the community with exhibitions, educational programs, and collaborations with local historical associations and arts organizations. Through its initiatives, it fosters a deeper understanding of Sag Harbor's historical significance, from its early days as a port town to its evolution into a vibrant summer destination. Generated from the website