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This camera is the No. 3A Folding Pocket Kodak, a folding bed camera introduced in 1903

This Westinghouse Radio is known as the Aeriola Senior, first introduced in December of 1921

This traveling sewing machine was made by Singer Manufacturing Corporation around 1910

In 2017 we had an exhibit called Hunting the Whale: The Rise and Fall of a Southampton Industry which highlighted the story of a handful...

This Model 56 telephone is the specific phone that first came out in 1956 for the national phone company of Belgium

This white transferware pitcher by Buffalo Pottery features blue and green flowers on each side.

This green tin truck is the Marx Railway Express, manufactured in 1940.

The Number 5 is an 84 character ribbon machine with glass topped keys.

This oil-on-canvas piece depicts the Bathing Corporation of Southampton, measuring at 8 x 12 inches in size.

This set of Whist Trays was named after the president of the Duplicate Whist Company President, Cassius M. Paine.

This watercolor in the Southampton History Museum’s collection was painted by the well-respected architect Grosvenor Atterbury

Lindy the New Flying Game, first published by Parker Brothers in 1927, was meant to capitalize on the fame of Charles Lindbergh.

This portrait of an Unidentified Man is depicted wearing a formal black jacket while sitting with hands folded on his lap.

Clara Moore Howard (1882- 1961) painted a wide variety of subjects, but is best known for her impressionistic landscapes and seascapes.

These two paintings were done by Caroline B. Rose, the wife of Captain Jetur R. Rose.

This model of a stereographoscope was manufacture circa 1890.

This postcard depicts the Shinnecock Presbyterian Church of Southampton, one of the oldest Native American churches in the United States.

Olivia Ward Bush-Banks was born in Sag Harbor on May 23, 1869, with her heritage being of African-American and Montaukett Native American...

This is a 1918 Southampton Press photograph depicting championship Native American golfer, Oscar Bunn.

This mixed media folk piece depicts a photograph of the 1648 Sayre House framed within a wooden recreation of the Sayre House's architectura