Preservation Long Island would like to thank the Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze Underwriters of our 2019 Country House Gathering for their generous support of our June 28th annual benefit.
Upcoming Events
FAMILY MOVIE NIGHT: Mary Poppins
On Friday, August 30, 2019, at 7:00 PM, Preservation Long Island will be showing the heartfelt musical, Mary Poppins under the stars. Pack a picnic dinner, spread out your blanket on the lawn, and come enjoy this classic film together with family and friends.
Upcoming Events
Culper Spy Day 2019 with Big Bill the Tory
Date: Saturday, September 14, 2019 Location: Sherwood-Jayne Farm 55 Old Post Rd., Setauket and participating Three Village area venues Time: 9AM-4PM Cost: Adults: $25; Children 6-12 years: $5; Kids Under 6: FREE; Veterans: FREE Tickets will be available for purchase on Culper Spy Day 2018 at the Three Village Historical […]
Upcoming Events
30th Annual Long Island Apple Festival 2019
Date: Sunday, September 29, 2019
Time: 11:00 AM – 4:30 PM
This year’s 30th Long Island Apple Festival is a historic experience for all families to enjoy!
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2019 Country House Gathering to Benefit Preservation Long Island at Woodside
Many thanks to all who made our Annual Benefit on June 28, 2019, a success! The evening included tours of historic Woodside house, a recently restored historic residence, originally designed by Benjamin Wistar Morris.
SANS update:
Sag Harbor’s historically African American resort community is in the news again!
New Exhibition
FACING THE FACTS: Tall Tales From Historic Houses
Featuring highlights from Preservation Long Island’s collections, our latest exhibition dives into the facts (or lack thereof) behind popular myths about early American life.
St. Matthias Church UPDATE!
The site is ELIGIBLE for listing on National and State Registers of Historic Places
Lurelle V. A. Guild: A Streamlined Antiquarian and his Long Island Legacy
Guest Blogger and Preservation Long Island Collections Volunteer, Gary Hammond, explores modernist industrial designer Lurelle Van Arsdale Guild (1898–1985), his collection of early Americana, and his little-known Long Island legacy.