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SIGHTSEEING IN LONG ISLAND, NY

(5 listings) File Created: 09-Jun-08
Long Island Museum of American Art, History & Carriages  
This museum began in 1939 as the Suffolk Museum. From the 1950s to the 1980s, several historic buildings were moved to the property and the art, history and carriage museums were opened.
   1200 Rt. 25A, Stony Brook (Brkhvn).........................................................................Tel: 631-751-0066
   Fax:.................................................631-751-0353;    Email:.................mail@longislandmuseum.org
   Internet:........................................................................................................www.longislandmuseum.org
      
Mather House Museum  
The 19th-century home of shipbuilder John Mather & his father, John Richard Mather. Museum permanent exhibits include the harbor's early shipbuilding industry with displays of shipbuilding tools, models and photographs of early harbor activities. Donation: Adults:$2, Children under 12:free
   115 Prospect St., Port Jefferson Station (Brkhvn)..............................................Tel: 631-473-2665
   Tel: ..........................................................................................................................................631-928-6287
1pm to 4pm. Sat and Sun-May 23 to June. Sept 1 to Labor Day. Tue, Wed, Sat and Sun-July and Aug.; Port Jefferson R.R.; Map
      
Sherwood-Jayne House  
This 18th century colonial farmstead, features a barn, corn crib, ice house and sheep. The house is decorated with hand-painted floral frescos by an unknown colonial artisan.
   55 Old Post Rd., East Setauket (Brkhvn)................................................................Tel: 631-692-4664
Open by appointment summer, spring and fall; Map
      
Stony Brook Grist Mill  
Long Island's most completely equipped working Grist Mill, the Stony Brook Grist Mill is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
   Harbor Rd., Stony Brook (Brkhvn) (off Main St.)......................................................Tel: 631-751-2244
   Internet:.....................................................................http://www.wardmelvilleheritage.org/GristMill.asp
      
Thompson House  
One of the finest collections of early Long Island furniture, dating to 1750, plus a colonial herb garden. This house is an unusually large saltbox structure.
   91 North Country Rd., Setauket (Brkhvn)................................................................Tel: 631-692-4664
   Email:....................................................................................................................................staff@splia.org
   Internet:..........................................................................http://www.splia.org/museum_thompson.html