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I grew up in the Southampton Village in the 1960’s. It was a wonderful place to grow up. It has changed so much over the years and I feel...

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.

The USS Montauk was one of many iron clad warships develped in the Civil War, named after the eastern lighthouse on Long Island

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.

For 25 years, as a matinee idol of the silent screen, and later in the “Talkies,” Richard Barthelmess “brought great sighs from women in...

This watercolor in the Southampton History Museum’s collection was painted by the well-respected architect Grosvenor Atterbury

Lindy the New Flying Game, first published by Parker Brothers in 1927, was meant to capitalize on the fame of Charles Lindbergh.

With all the attention that has been paid to Southampton’s club life in the Gilded Age, how is it that summer society’s infatuation with...

This portrait of an Unidentified Man is depicted wearing a formal black jacket while sitting with hands folded on his lap.

Clara Moore Howard (1882- 1961) painted a wide variety of subjects, but is best known for her impressionistic landscapes and seascapes.

"I've always been curious about this building."

These two paintings were done by Caroline B. Rose, the wife of Captain Jetur R. Rose.

This will be our final week posting submissions. The Southampton History Museum would like to thank everyone who's participated in this...