History Talks

Sayre House Folk Piece This mixed media folk piece depicts a photograph of the 1648 Sayre House framed within a wooden recreation of the Sayre House's archit...

Not all of our members may be aware that the Southampton History Museum makes part of its land at the Conscience Point Historic Site and Nature Walk availabl...

This is a photo of Euphius McDowell Halsey, housed in a wooden frame surrounded by a rippling gold-like trim.

If you'd like to play a part in history as it unfolds before us, please send your submissions to lmizzi@southamptonhistory.org

This photo depicts Helen and James Parrish Jr. in front of the White Fence house on First Neck Lane.

"As for the gas I got, why I was burned more than anything."

This photo of the Rogers Mansion was taken during the ownership and occupancy of Samuel Parrish.

If you'd like to play a part in history as it unfolds before us, please send your submissions to lmizzi@southamptonhistory.org

This painting was done by Frank Avens and depicts the Charles Turbell House located in Hayground.

Southampton Under Siege was the first exhibit I helped create when I started at the Southampton History Museum in 2016. The majority of the research and prep...

Produced in the early 1800’s by the German care product company Mäurer & Wirtz

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Pauline Bonaparte as Venus Victrix by Antonio Canova (reproduction) - 1805-1807

There sits at #80 Main Street in Southampton Village a tiny little building known as the Pelletreau Silver Shop.

Here's our sixth round of journal entries for the week. If you'd like to play a part in history as it unfolds before us, please send your su

HAMPTONS ARTS NETWORK WITH ARTIST PHILIPPE CHENG OFFERS COMMISSIONED PORTRAITS DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC May 6, 2020 (Sag Harbor, NY)—The Hamptons Arts Ne...

One-Stroke Dominy Clock, 18th-19th century

Exhibit previously on display from March 7 to December 31, 2015

Portrait of Captain Francis Sayre, oil on canvas, 1850

Here's our fifth round of journal entries for the week. If you'd like to play a part in history as it unfolds before us, please send your