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This is the Rolleiflex Camera Model K8 T1

In 2016 our former Curator, Emma Ballou, had the idea of highlighting some objects from our collection that one could easily walk right...

Agnes Lawrence Pelton has ties to Water Mill where she set up a studio in the Hayground Windmill

This is a Night Candle developed by Johann Gottlob August Glafey, circa 1869.

This is a bottle of American Ideal powder perfume, made by the California Perfume Co.

This is a set of Brandes Superior Matched-Tone headphones, manufactured between 1919 and 1921.

This cast iron, black Singer Toy Sewing Machine is the original 1910 "Singer 20" model.

This is the No. 2C Autographic Kodak Jr. model camera, a large format film folding bed camera. This was produced by the Eastman Kodak...

This is a Betsy Ross miniature toy sewing machine, light green and made of cast iron.

This is a prince-nez style set of eyeglasses, popularized during the 19th and early 20th centuries

This camera is the No. 3A Folding Pocket Kodak, a folding bed camera introduced in 1903

This Westinghouse Radio is known as the Aeriola Senior, first introduced in December of 1921

This traveling sewing machine was made by Singer Manufacturing Corporation around 1910

In 2017 we had an exhibit called Hunting the Whale: The Rise and Fall of a Southampton Industry which highlighted the story of a handful...

This Model 56 telephone is the specific phone that first came out in 1956 for the national phone company of Belgium

This white transferware pitcher by Buffalo Pottery features blue and green flowers on each side.

This green tin truck is the Marx Railway Express, manufactured in 1940.

The Number 5 is an 84 character ribbon machine with glass topped keys.

This oil-on-canvas piece depicts the Bathing Corporation of Southampton, measuring at 8 x 12 inches in size.

This set of Whist Trays was named after the president of the Duplicate Whist Company President, Cassius M. Paine.