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Hearthside Cheer

Event Photo Album

Thank you to all who joined us on Saturday, December 20th to
celebrate Hearthside Cheer at the Rogers Mansion!

All photos were taken by Richard Lewin.

Click the link below to see more on our blog!

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❤️ With Love From the SHM ❤️

As our postcard series “With Love From the Southampton History Museum” comes to a close, we invite you to take one last look back at this special collection. From start to finish, these postcards have celebrated the stories, places, and moments that make our history unique.

Missed one—or want to see them all together?

The full postcard series is now available to view on our website.

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Learn how to make your own sterling silver jewelry in the very same space where Elias Pelletreau (1726-1810),

Southampton’s celebrated Patriot silversmith, practiced his craft!

Lessons are led by our talented artist-in-residence Alyssa Saccente.

Classes available year round!

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Visit our four historic sites

Rogers Mansion Museum Complex

17 Meeting House Lane, Southampton

Headquarters of the Southampton History Museum since 1943, featuring an assemblage of 12 historic structures spanning nearly 400 years of local history, anchored by the spectacular Rogers Mansion.

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Halsey House & Garden

249 South Main Street, Southampton

One of the oldest English colonial homesteads in New York State. The Halsey family first settled here in 1648 and built this house ca. 1683.

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Pelletreau Silver Shop

80 Main Street, Southampton

This tiny building, constructed ca. 1686, is one the oldest continuously operated places of business in the United States. Most famously, it was once the workshop of American patriot and silversmith, Elias Pelletreau (1726-1810).

Conscience Point

1640 Conscience Point Rd, Southampton

A historic site and nature walk commemorating the landing of Southampton’s first English settlers in 1640. Upon reaching the shore, one of the settlers is said to have exclaimed, “For Conscience sake, dry land!”

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17 Meeting House Lane, Southampton, NY 11968

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