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About Oyster Bay Historical Society

Oyster Bay Historical Society preserves and presents the history of Oyster Bay through collections, exhibits, and educational programs. Visitors explore the house and garden, browse rotating exhibitions, and access extensive archives including photographs, postcards, maps, charts, atlases, and historical newspapers. The library holds research materials on local history, while the archives contain artifacts and documents such as the James A. Roosevelt Papers, Charles Wightman Journal, and Oyster Bay Academy Account Books. The society also features needlework collections and publishes the Freeholder magazine covering regional history. Educational programs and events throughout the year engage visitors interested in local heritage. The Windfall Gift Shop offers hand-made crafts. Located in Oyster Bay, New York, the society serves genealogy researchers, history enthusiasts, and families seeking to understand the area's past through primary sources and curated displays. Municipal parking is available on either side of Summit Street.

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Oyster Bay Historical Society, 20 Summit Street, Oyster Bay: entrances to municipal parking are available on either side of Summit Street.

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What’s there

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Exhibition "Oyster Bay and the American Revolution", spread between the Earle-Wightman House and the Angela Koenig Center, with artifacts, informational posters and banners, Continental soldiers' pension applications, and an authentic "redcoat" owned by Oyster Bay loyalist Penn Weeks. It will continue through the end of 2026 and likely beyond.

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