The Sag Harbor Spur
If you want to study the development of commerce and communities in the U.S., you only have to follow the railroads. The development of the Long Island …
Beachcoming Can Be Fun
One of the exhibits now on display at the Historical Society’s headquarters, the Annie Cooper Boyd House at 174 Main Street, is “Beachcombing for Evidence …
Helping Our Garden Grow
We at the Sag Harbor Historical Society, honored Earth Day and National Garden Month in a special way by inviting families to help …
SPRING! National Garden Month
Happy National Garden Month!! Did you know? Look what we’ve found as sleepy old winter as finally retreating … and here in our …
Researching Our Irish Ancestry
Last Tuesday March 16th, St. Pat’s Eve, the John Jermain Memorial Library and the Sag Harbor Historical Society co-sponsored “Kiss Me I’m Irish – How …
Celebrating Women’s History Month
Our American Beauty: Dorothy Ingersoll Zaykowski “A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without …
Celebrating Black History Month — The Fortunes
Caroline Charlotte “Carrie” Smiley Fortune was born in December 1860. As Carrie’s granddaughter, Elizabeth Bowser, wrote in Voices of Sag Harbor, Carrie “was born a slave …
Scandal: Friends and neighbors…
…are having a love affair with Sag Harbor. Listen to many profess their lifelong love for our unique little village.
Light Up the Harbor Recognition
The Results Are In! We were so impressed with all of entries to the Society’s 2020 Light Up the Harbor Event. Heaven knows we all need …
Century Arts Foundation
The Sag Harbor Historical Society wants to express its deep and sincere appreciation to the Century Arts Foundation for awarding the Society a $5,000 …