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Where we
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We are located on Edwards Street, one block south of the Sayville
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Hours:
We are open October through June on the first and third Sunday of the month
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Upcoming
Event:
Sunday, February 7th, 2010 - 2pm to 4pm
The Sayville Historical Society welcomes Jenna
Coplin, director of research and outreach for the Center for Public Archaeology
at Hofstra University to discuss the progress of the dig at the Joseph Lloyd Man
House. Corner of Collins Avenue and Edwards Street. Free
February 21st
2-4: George
Munkenbeck “Cholera in New York” In 1832 cholera first came to New York
which was totally unprepared. Officials were forced to quickly develop
sanitation methods in a time before there was an understanding of the
disease, its cause or trained doctors to treat it. Free |
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Our Mission:
"The objects of the Society shall be to foster the historical spirit in
thought, study and purpose; to encourage historical research; to disseminate
historical knowledge; and to collect and preserve antiquities of every kind,
as may have been or shall be the products of Suffolk County, and particularly
of Sayville, or any material that may illustrate the history of the
locality." |
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