Museum’s Annual Meeting
Join us at the Annie Cooper Boyd House on Saturday May 16th for the Museum's Annual Meeting to hear about all we accomplished last year and our plans for 2026. This will be followed by the official opening of the …
Join us at the Annie Cooper Boyd House on Saturday May 16th for the Museum's Annual Meeting to hear about all we accomplished last year and our plans for 2026. This will be followed by the official opening of the …
The Sag Harbor Historical Museum presents the story of Sag Harbor before, during, and after the American Revolution through objects, clothing, and the lived experiences of its residents. Occupying all three galleries of the museum, the exhibition is organized thematically …
Exhibit Opening: “The Revolution at Hand: Clothing, Work, and Daily Life in Sag Harbor” Read More »
Saturday of Memorial Day weekend, join us on the lawn of the Custom House for a day of fun and frolic celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of our country. Preservation Long Island and the Museum are co-sponsoring this …
“Revolutionary Days” – Celebrating the Semiquincentennial Read More »
Capt. Lester Beebee was a Minute Man during the Revolutionary War. Last year, with the support of the Robert David Lion Gardiner Foundation, the Beebee Headstones, that were nearly destroyed when the steeple of the Whalers' Church fell on them …
Join our President, Zachary Studenroth, at the Old Burying Ground for a fun-filled afternoon learning how to preserve the headstones of our colonial ancestors. Come one and all - small and tall - this is a family event. Admission is …
Preserving Colonial Headstones – A Family Workshop Read More »
In 2025, the Museum completed ground penetrating radar imaging of the crest of the Old Burying Ground and has proven that there was a British redoubt (think fort) there during the Revolution. Join Zach Studenroth for this fascinating walking tour …
If you're passing by the Annie Cooper Boyd House on the afternoon of 4th of July, you're likely to see Thomas Jefferson reading the Declaration of Independence on the porch for all to hear. We hope you'll stop by to …
Sag Harbor’s Revolution is a seven-year long history of British occupation, exile, and a hard-won Patriot victory. This exhibit goes beyond those years, too, to what Sag Harbor was before the war and what it became after - including those …
Over 20 American patriots and veterans of the American Revolution lay buried in Sag Harbor’s historic Old Burying Ground. Please join tour guide Zach Studenroth and discover their stories, including Frederick Fordham’s, who survived life on a prison ship, but …
The Symposium “Sag Harbor in the Revolution” brings scholars and historians together for a series of presentations on the British occupation of Long Island – from 1776 until 1783 – a major turning point in the history of Sag Harbor. …
You may have seen Diane cooking in her kettle on the lawn of the Custom House during our Memorial Day weekend celebration of Revolutionary Days. Diane is not only a practiced, open-fire, colonial cook but an exceptional storyteller as well. …
Numerous veterans and patriots are buried in the Old Burying Ground in Sag Harbor and Zach Studenroth knows their stories. Meet at the flagpole at Union & Church Streets to join this walking tour of the Old Burying Ground.