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This model of a stereographoscope was manufacture circa 1890.

As a follow-up to the lecture given on the 11th of June, we at the Southampton History Museum have decided to share footage of both the...

This postcard depicts the Shinnecock Presbyterian Church of Southampton, one of the oldest Native American churches in the United States.

If you'd like to play a part in history as it unfolds before us, please send your submissions to lmizzi@southamptonhistory.org

Olivia Ward Bush-Banks was born in Sag Harbor on May 23, 1869, with her heritage being of African-American and Montaukett Native American...

We got an email submission for our Corona Journals project that was a bit longer than the normal submission. Kenneth Gatten III has very...

This is a 1918 Southampton Press photograph depicting championship Native American golfer, Oscar Bunn.

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This mixed media folk piece depicts a photograph of the 1648 Sayre House framed within a wooden recreation of the Sayre House's architectura

This is a photo of Euphius McDowell Halsey, housed in a wooden frame surrounded by a rippling gold-like trim.

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This photo depicts Helen and James Parrish Jr. in front of the White Fence house on First Neck Lane.

"As for the gas I got, why I was burned more than anything."

This photo of the Rogers Mansion was taken during the ownership and occupancy of Samuel Parrish.

If you'd like to play a part in history as it unfolds before us, please send your submissions to lmizzi@southamptonhistory.org