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Since June of this year, Dr. Gregory S. Hunter and his students at Long Island University have increased their uploaded photos from the...

Artist Jane Wilson, best known for he luminous landscapes hovering between abstraction and representation, once told an interviewer that...

On November 4th we had the pleasure of hosting a talk by archaeologist Dr. Allison McGovern where she talked a lot about the work she has...

Ma's House serves as a communal art space and residency for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) artists on the Shinnecock Reservation

Southampton is fortunate to have local historians who have been keeping track of the history of Southampton since 1640. Many original...

During the Halloween season of 2018, our own Executive Director Tom Edmonds designed his own works to add to the Haunted Rogers Mansion...

Studies into all things ghost related are hard to do. Michael Cardinuto, founder of the Long Island Paranormal Investigators always...

This past spring while sitting at home I was scrolling through my social media accounts, bored and not sure what the do the rest of that...

Similar to the Art Museum Cream Pitcher featured in the previous Deep Dive, the 17th century Sayre House is the notable feature seen on...

This small white cream pitcher in our collection is decorated with a gold gilt around the rim. The most prominent feature of this pitcher...

This summer we were lucky to have a great young intern join us for a few weeks. Milo Youngerman graduated from Bridgehampton High School...

For the last 12 years we have been hosting an annual architectural tour of Southampton that is both one of our biggest fundraisers and...

On September 6, 1781, a British force of 1,700 men under the command of the traitor Benedict Arnold, raided the towns of Groton and New...

Officers John Carwardine. Captain. Age 34. John Carwardine was from a noble family in Essex, England. His father, The Reverend John...