Exhibition: July 2, 2026 – November 22, 2026
*Wood and Water: Furniture on Long Island, 1660–1860
August 6, 2026
*Wood and Water Exhibition Catalogue Virtual Author’s Talk
August 29, 2026
*Exhibition Special Program – Cross Sound Craft: A Historic Furniture Making Experience
Historic Houses Open for Seasonal Tours through Mid-October
*Tour Preservation Long Island’s Historic Houses
Thursday, August 6 at 6:00 PM
Get a preview of the forthcoming catalog for the exhibition Wood and Water: Furniture on Long Island, 1660–1860 and join the authors for a deep dive into the world of early Long Island furniture.
Saturday, August 29 at 1:00 PM
Join Rick Liegl, known as the “Colonial Craftsman of Connecticut,” for an interactive craft experience as part of our current exhibition Wood and Water: Furniture on Long Island. Space is limited. Advance registration required.
Joseph Lloyd Manor, Sherwood-Jayne Farm and Custom House are open for seasonal tours through mid-October. The historic Old Methodist Church houses our Exhibition Gallery. Check the Tour page for House and Exhibition Gallery opening hours. Reservations for house tours are recommended and can be scheduled in advance online.
Join us in commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence with activities, programs, and tours across our four historic properties. Check out our Long Island 250th Calendar for the full schedule of events!
Sherwood-Jayne Farm is one of 26 participating sites. Visit the Farm by September 30th to upload a selfie and be eligible to win prizes. Visit all 26 designated sites to be entered into drawing for $1776 cash prize!
Now Available for Pre-Order
Reserve your copy of the catalog for our forthcoming exhibition, Wood and Water: Furniture on Long Island, 1660–1860 opening on July 2, 2026. Pre-order today and receive 20% off the retail price.
We are currently seeking part-time, seasonal Museum Attendants to join our team at the Custom House in Sag Harbor. If you are passionate about the history of Long Island and New York, American material culture, and architectural preservation, we want to hear from you. Apply today!
In this blog, Tara Cubie, Preservation Director, examines the role private boathouses as anchors to the vibrant maritime culture of Long Island’s North Shore.
