Southold Historical Society
PROMOTING INTEREST IN AND EDUCATION ABOUT THE HISTORY OF SOUTHOLD
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Learn more about the SHS Logo Design Contest, Greater Hudson Heritage Network (GHHN) Conservation Treatment Grant and the Robert D. L. Gardiner Foundation COVID-19 General Operating Support Grant as well as other exciting, ongoing projects at Southold Historical Society!
MISSION STATEMENT
Southold Historical Society was founded in 1960 to "promote interest in and education about the history of Southold and to bring together those persons who desire to discover, acquire, preserve, maintain, and exhibit historic sites, buildings, and relics.”
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We gratefully accept monetary donations. Your tax deductible donations directly support the Society's mission of preserving and sharing Southold's rich history for generations to come.
ABOUT US
Southold Historical Society was founded in 1960 to "promote interest in and education about the history of Southold and to bring together those persons who desire to discover, acquire, preserve, maintain, and exhibit historic sites, buildings, and relics.”
Since our inception, our mission is still focused and clear. Southold Historical Society preserves and interprets collections that engage, educate and connect the public to Southold’s history and culture. We support initiatives that promote the sustainability of our historic past.
Southold Historical Society is one of the leading cultural institutions located on the North Fork of Long Island, New York. Founded in 1960, the Society is dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich history of our region. To do this, the Society maintains a headquarters and archive, as well as a number of historically significant buildings which exhibit some of the Society's vast collections. Enjoy!
Land Acknowledgement: The museum is located on the land of the Corchaug Nation. There is no Southold History without the Corchaug History. Our work connects to the Corchaug people as it has for thousands of years before us. We pay homage to the Indigenous People of the past, of the present, and of the future.