Historical Places in Bridgehampton, NY

WE ARE A FEMALE OWNED FARMSTAND ON THE NORTH FORK OF LONG ISLAND, NY. â?? History The farm where Pattyâ??s Berries and Bunches now sits was opened in 1975

Find out what life was like on a typical farm on the North Fork of Long Island from 1880 to 1920 by visiting the wonderfully preserved original buildings a

Two hundred and fifty years of history are preserved at the William Floyd Estate, which contains architectural features and artifacts from three centuries

Home of one of the area's original settlers, William Pratt.Home of one of the area's original settlers, William Pra

This Family Run homestead farm is located one mile from downtown Madison and its beaches. The mission of this farm is to promote education and awareness

Our building is alive with activity. The Beth El Nursery School, Beth El Religious School and Solomon Schechter Academy keep the building filled wi

This landmark property tells the story of three great populations whose paths collided in early New London. They are the Native Americans who were here fr

The Madison Historical Society opens its doors to both members and visitors, from its home at the Lee Academy located next to the historic Madison Green in t

A peaceful outside setting on the veranda overlooking the Lieutenant River. Inside seating available on inclement weather days. Light eclectic menu, somethi

Attractively styled lighthouse which was in operation from 1944 to 1967.Attractively styled lighthouse which was in operation from 1944 to 19

The Hyland House is one of New England's oldest house museums. The saltbox structure was built in 1713. The museum features a collection of 17th- a

The Custom House Maritime Museum - your local, independent, community museum - open year-round - telling the stories of New London's waterfront! Exhibitions