Discover the rich and diverse heritage of Suffolk County Long Island.
From Native American culture to historic homes dating back to the 1600s take a step way back in time. Explore early seafaring history at maritime and whaling museums, visit a railroad museum, or come see one of the largest collections of horse-drawn carriages in the country.
Aviation buffs will want to see the impressive collection of operational World War II aircraft at an aviation museum and hangar, or to explore the mansions and castles of former captains of industry.
Climb to the top of a lighthouse commissioned by George Washington, or follow in the path of the Revolutionary War spy trail. There's a lot to explore in Suffolk County.
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75 N Country Rd / Miller Place, 11764 / 631 476-5742
The Original Owner of the land on which the 1720 William Miller House was built was William's grandfather Andrew Miller Sr. Andrew Miller Sr., who was born in England (1632-1717) immigrated to Americ >More
1230 New Highway / Farmingdale, NY 11735 / 631 293-6398
www.americanairpowermuseum.com
Operational World War II aircraft fly from a landmark hangar that was once part of Republic Aviation. Vintage army vehicles bring visitors along the fight line and up to historic control tower as figh >More
200 Springmeadow Drive / Holbrook, NY 11741 / 631 472-2625
MeadowCroft is one of the homesteads of the Roosevelt family, located on Middle Road at the border of Sayville & Bayport. It's the summer home of John E. Roosevelt, the first cousin of President Theo >More
1012 Flanders Road / Flanders, NY 11901 / 631 852-8292
Built in 1931 by Riverhead duck farmer Martin Maurer as a store to sell his Peking Ducks to passing motorists, Suffolk County's Big Duck is one of Long Island's most famous examples of roadside archit >More
25 A Between Runs Rd. & Brewster Lane / East Setauket , NY / 631 751-2244
Listed on the National The Brewster House is the oldest dwelling in the chock-full-of-history Three Villages. Built circa 1665, its first location was probably at the top of the present 25A hill. In t >More
Montauk Highway and Corwith Avenue / Bridgehampton, NY 11932 / 631 537-1088
Bridge Hampton Historical Society's business hours are as followed Open all year round 10am - 3pm. Tue - Sat June 1 - September, then 10am - 3pm. Mon - Fri. Open other times by appointment. Fee $2 >More
Fireman's Memorial Park Route 25 / Ridge, NY 11961 / 631 924-8114
www.brookhavenfiremuseum.org
1889 Fire House, two floors of Fire Memorabilia, two truck buildings house, 12 fire trucks.
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84 A Main Street / Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11774 / 516 159-4270
www.cshfirehousemuseum.org
We invite you to step into the past. Visit our Nationally Registered Fire House (circa 1896). See and feel the texture of its wainscoted walls and ceilings. Delight in the tinny sounds of the Museu >More
301 Main Street Route 25A / Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724 / 631 367-3418
www.cshwhalingmuseum.org
A charming museum for families to discover Long Island's seafaring past in a picturesque village of galleries, boutiques and historic houses. Featured are New York's only fully equipped 19th century w >More
2 High Street / Huntington, NY 11743 / 631 427-7045, Ext. 401
When you visit this National Register property, occupied by the Conklin family for over one-hundred and fifty years, you will see the original rooms of the house constructed c. 1750. You will also see >More
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