Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of Hampton Bays.

Exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of Amagansett from the Colonial period through the 20th century. Consists of Miss Amelie Cottage Museum and the Roy K. Lester Carriage Museum exhibiting locally made 28 horse-drawn carriages. Call for schedule and fees.

Collects, catalogs, and preserves historical record of the unincorporated areas of the town, serves as chairman of the Town of Babylon Historic Preservation Commission, assists town employees and the general public in researching historical questions concerning the Town of Babylon.

Exhibits a 1858 one room schoolhouse which has been restored to its original working condition. Visitation by appointment only.

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on the local history of Lindenhurst. Tours are available. Call for additional information.

Preserves and exhibits Czech history in Bohemia and presents programs on the local history of Bohemia. Holds monthly meetings on the 1st Thursday of the month, except Jan, Feb, Mar, July and Aug, at 7pm at the museum building on Locust Avenue.

Keeps historical documents, articles and photographs of the Town.

Compiles detailed historical information regarding the town through research and interviews. Provides information to local media, organizations, institutions and residents on historical aspects of the town and its citizens.

Preserves and exhibits the history of Alexander Graham Bell and the development of the telephone. Exhibits include a re-creation of Alexander Graham Bell's workshop, the wire used in the first telephone transmission and models of early telephones.

Responsible for designating historic districts and town landmarks.

The History Center in Tompkins County (THC) is a generation-to-generation education and research center focused on engaging the public with the history of Tompkins CountyThe History Center Exhibit Hall on the Ithaca Commons is open Wednesday-Saturday 10am-5pm. We can accommodate drop-in visitors at our Exhibit Hall on the Ithaca Commons most days, private covid-conscious visits can be booked in advance by contacting [email protected]. Review our Health & Safety protocols at thehistorycenter.net/health. Families and children are encouraged to request scavenger hunts, coloring pages, and to spend time in the Children's Education Area during all regular hours.The Research Library and Archives are available by appointment only. Contact [email protected] regarding research appointments. Explore thehistorycenter.net/Archives for digitized collections and Archival Finding Aids to our collections.Offers monthly events, lectures, hand on education programs, documentary screenings, and guided tours. Explore upcoming programs and events at thehistorycenter.net/events.Virtual exhibits, learning resources, kids activities, and more are available at thehistorycenter.net

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of Southold.

Museum Complex contains several buildings displaying early American artifacts and activities, the Blacksmith Shop, Milk House, Boat House and others. Offers guided tours to schools and organizations. Museum Shop/Exchange Shop also on premises. Call for fees and to schedule a tour.

Exhibits a 1858 one room schoolhouse which has been restored to its original working condition. Visitation by appointment only.

Preserves and exhibits the history of railroading, specializing in Long Island's significant contribution to railroad history.

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of Mattituck. Maintains five building on the site including two houses (1799) and (1841), a school house (1846), milk house (circa 1850), and a farm outbuilding with 19th century farm implements and machine on display. Permanent exhibit includes Indian artifacts recovered in Mattituck and a collection of 19th century quilts.

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of East Islip. Meetings are the first Wednesday of the month (except for January and February, July and August). Call for location and additional information.

A museum, library and archives containing an extensive collection of historical and genealogical holdings on the people of Suffolk County. Offers school and public programs for adults and children. Reservations required.

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of Montauk. It is also responsible for the operation of both the Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum and Gift Shop and the Second House Museum as well as craft fairs and other public fund raising events.

Collects, catalogues, and preserves historical records of the town, serves as chairman of the Town of Southold Historic Preservation Committee, assists town employees and the general public in researching historical questions concerning the Town of Southold.

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of Farmingville. Call or e-mail for time and location of meeting.

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on local history of Miller Place and Mt. Sinai.

Promotes interest in, and preservation of, the history of Smithtown and immediate surrounding areas.

Displays railroad memorabilia and artifacts including a telegraph system. Also has a caboose on display.

Preserves and exhibits local history and presents programs on the local history of Huntington. Offers educational programs for school age children at the Conklin and Kissam House Museums and a summer camp program. Offers tours, exhibitions, craft classes, genealogy workshops, seasonal festivals and special events.