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At Arthur Ave we serve all American cuisine with a menu and atmosphere to please all ages. Come to Arthur Ave for great food, great atmosphere and live music.

Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 12:00pm-2:00am; Friday and Saturday, 12:00pm-4:00am.

Located inside of the Huntington Hilton Long Island Hotel, Avis Car Rental offers the finest cars, special rates and amenities with attentive service that will put a smile on your face. From economy to full size; specialty, luxury and premium cars Avis at Huntington Hilton Hotel has a car to suit all of your needs. GPS and child car seats are available by request. Inquire about delivery.

Reserve you car by contacting Yvette Sawyer at 631-896-2423.

Marketing and PR firm for the theatrical and hospitality industry.

Family owned and operated for 57 years. Spring is the beginning of the season with a full line of flowers for beautiful gardens. Annual, perennial, shrubs, vegetable plants and all garden accessories. Summer comes so quickly and we are ready with our own locally grown fruits and vegetables, sure to please any pallet. We have a full line of produce from Arugula to Zucchini, and everything in between. Following with the fall season, come join us for our fall harvest festival running each weekend in October.

Be sure to call for more information 631-862-7330. And coming soon wine from our very own Whisper Vineyards! Group tours by appointment only, please call! 631-862-7330

Built in 1665 and transformed over the centuries from a one-room cottage to the present saltbox structure, the Brewster House was home to six generations of Brewsters. American Patriot, Caleb Brewster, was a member of George Washington’s Spy Ring during the Revolutionary War.

The Brewster House is listed on the New York State and National Register of Historic Places. Call for group tour information, 631-751-2244

Nestled in the heart of Smithtown, Caleb Smith State Park Preserve is one of only two state nature preserves on Long Island. Within its 543 acres are a variety of habitats offering guests picturesque views that change with the seasons. Caleb Smith is a passive use park. This not only helps protect the local plant and wildlife populations but also allows visitors to escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and enjoy the quiet serenity that can only be found in nature.

Nature museum hours of operation: 8:00am-4pm Wednesday through Sunday; year round. Park hours of operation: 8:00am-sunset, Wednesday through Sunday; year round except holidays.

Celebrating the history of the Cold Spring Harbor Volunteer Fire Department and the community it has served for the last 159 years.

Open Friday and Saturday: 11am-4pm, Sunday 12pm-5pm.

The Hatchery, which after 99 years of operation as a State facility, opened as a private non-profit educational institution in 1982. Its visitors can tour two aquarium buildings which house many species of freshwater fish, aquatic reptiles and amphibians, all native to New York. There are six outdoor ponds where brook and rainbow trout are raised and sold to enthusiasts who use them to stock their ponds. In addition to the trout ponds, the Hatchery also maintains a warm water fish pond and a turtle pond. Catch & Keep Trout Fishing is a popular addition to Hatchery activities.

Hours of Operation: The Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery & Aquarium is open year round, seven days a week, from 10:00 to 5:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, June, July and August, open until 6: 00 p.m

Admission: $6 adult; $4 ages 3-12 and seniors 65 up. Under 3 and members free.

Founded in 1890, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) is a private, not-for-profit research and education institution at the forefront of efforts in molecular biology and genetics to generate knowledge that will yield better diagnostics and treatments for cancer, neurological diseases and other major causes of human suffering.

The Laboratory has been home to eight Nobel Prize winners and today employs more than 1,000 scientific, academic, administrative and support staff. CSHL's renowned Meetings & Courses program brings more than 8,000 scientists to the north shore of Long Island from around the world each year.

A world leader in genetics education for the public since 1989, CSHL’s DNA Learning Center - based on Main Street in Cold Spring Harbor - has provided interactive, hands–on workshops in genetics and biotechnology for more than 500, 000 middle and high school students and teachers from Long Island and the surrounding area, and the annual "Partners for the Future" program brings Long Island high school students to CSHL and gives them a taste of the real world of biomedical research.

Take a hands-on DNA class, come for a walking tour of the campus, and participate in a public lecture or a Friday night concert!

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Cold Spring Harbor is a charming and historic hamlet nestled by the water on the scenic North Shore.

Its intimate Main Street brings together picturesque harborside parks, hiking trails, boat launching facilities, an extensive historic district, three museums, a state-of-the-art biomedical research campus, fine dining establishments, and distinctive shops offering everything from penny candy to fine art.

Cold Spring Harbor is a delightful destination for the entire family, whatever the season, whatever the weather.

Cold Spring Harbor’s Whaling Museum offers visitors an opportunity to see and touch the dramatic history of this tiny hamlet’s seafaring past. Discover the story of Long Island’s Yankee whalers of the 1800’s, and follow the story to the present and the larger history of Long Islanders and their relationship to the sea and its resources. Gift shop, changing exhibits, special programs.

Tuesday – Friday (+ Monday Holidays) 11AM – 5PM.

Admission charge
www.cshwhalingmuseum.org
631-367-3418

Creative American cuisine served in a garden atmosphere. Lunch and dinner daily. Closed Mondays.

You will fall in love with the Courtyard by Marriott Long Island MacArthur Airport Hotel. You can enjoy Lake Ronkonkoma or one of our packages. Relax in your room with spacious bathrooms or a suite with a spa tub. Offering complimentary Wi-Fi and Business Center. Unwind in our heated indoor, whirlpool or center. Enjoy our Bistro for food and beverages and cocktails where you can eat, drink, connect.

A contemporary harbor-side retreat, Danfords Hotel and Marina is in the heart of historic Port Jefferson, NY, one of the most popular waterfront villages in the region, blending modern luxury with local history. The super-luxury 86-room boutique hotel, overlooking the Long Island Sound, features high-end amenity-rich rooms and suites with panoramic water views, nautically inspired accents and artwork, and spa-inspired showers. The Restaurant and Lounge, combines a breathtaking scene with upscale New American cuisine. This distinctive location, paired with Danford's long tradition of uncompromising quality, unparalleled hospitality and cuisine, creates a lasting impression. Comprised of ten stately conference rooms with harbor views, a library or fireplace, there is over 12,000 square feet of meeting space.

A full-service, 75-slip marina provides boating accommodations for a day or weeks at a time with several conveniences.

The new Blue Sapphire Spa offers an elegant refuge to the outside world.

Call for information on our vast array of real estate services

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Branch Manager, Stony Brook/Setauket Office
Licensed Associate Broker

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1173 North Country Road
Stony Brook, New York 11790
(631) 689-6980

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Largest in The World… All new 6-14 passenger limousines. 10-20 passenger SUVs. 14-59 Passenger Shuttle/Coach buses. Antique cars. 20-80 passenger buses. Up to 80 passengers Double Decker Limo Bus

Take 1 ½ hour cruise on board The Ward Melville Heritage Organization’s “Discovery” wetlands cruise. The 35-passenger pontoon boat will take you through the heard of the wetlands and has a naturalist on board to guide you through the history of the area, and the birds and marine life and see the coves where rum runners unloaded their cargo.

Reservations are required. The cruise operated according to high tide. Please call for schedule and rates, 631-751-2244

Located at the heart of The Ward Melville Heritage Organization’s 88-acre wetland preserve. Is ideal location for students to learn about the environment and the salt marsh ecosystem.

Located in the historic Stony Brook Village Center, The Ward Melville Heritage Organization’s, 8,800 square-foot Educational and Cultural Center is a year-round facility providing activities, theatrical performances and exhibits. Available for rent.

The oldest continuous operating bar in Huntington offering traditional pub fare with charm and service that has not changed since we were established in 1913.

An upscale designer boutique featuring evening gowns, cocktail dresses and casual wear for women. Sizes 0-26. Many styles with the Gatsby look.

Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:00am-6:00pm; Sunday, 12:00pm-5:00pm.

Brick oven pizza, gourmet deli, Italian pastries, espresso, cappuccino and gourmet specialty items. Don’t forge the Godfather sandwich.

Open seven days a week from 7:30am-8pm; Friday till 9pm.

Garvies Point Museum and Preserve features exhibits on regional geology, local Native American culture and the science of archaeology. The Preserve consists of 62 acres of glacial moraine covered by woodlands, thickets, and meadows providing habitat for over 140 species of birds, and a variety of plants and mammals. Cliffs made up of 65 million year old Cretaceous clay loom over a 2000 foot shoreline along Hempstead Harbor.

Open Tuesday-Saturday, 10am-4pm. Admission; Adults, $3; Children 5-12 yrs, $2; Closed Holidays. Please call 516-571-8010 for information.

The place where good things are happening! We're a great town with great sounds, excellent restaurants and eateries, entertainment, home furnishings and shopping.

Established in 2008, Gold Coast Bank is committed to serving businesses from Long Island and the surrounding area through extraordinary personal service. With expanded commercial banking services for privately held businesses and professionals, as well as service conscious consumers, the team is ready to serve your business and personal banking needs.

Established in 2008, Gold Coast Bank is committed to serving businesses from Long Island and the surrounding area through extraordinary personal service.

Established in 2008, Gold Coast Bank is committed to serving businesses from Long Island and the surrounding area through extraordinary personal service.

Established in 1994 this New American Restaurant has been rated excellent by Zagat, highly acclaimed by The New York Times and Newsday.

Open 7 days a week for dinner, live jazz Wed-Sat evenings, Sunday Jazz brunch, Lunch Mon-Sat. Outdoor patio for dining.

Located in the historic Village of Port Jefferson, the Chamber has over 200 members that consist of small business, professionals, and service providers. We feature a variety of shops and restaurants with ferry transportation going to Connecticut via our deep water harbor. Visit our live theatre, the Children’s Maritime Emporium Museum, Mather Museum, Village Center and parks. Discover our Harbor front promenade, fishing off our charter boats, concerts and festivals.

Open daily from 11:30am-11:00pm: Enjoy a spectacular view of the sunset from our newly decorated dining room while you treat yourself to our delicious cuisine. We proudly offer a full menu featuring a wide variety of fresh seafood, prime meats and daily specials to tempt the most discriminating palate.

We invite you to come in for a truly memorable experience. From the panoramic views of the harbor to our classic restaurant setting and delicious food, you will be pleased with what we have to offer.

One of Long Island’s best hotels, the Holiday Inn Express hotel in Stony Brook, Long Island, New York provides lodging accommodations near Stony Brook University, and Stony Brook University Hospital. Area attractions include Port Jefferson Village, the Hamptons, Golf clubs, wineries, catering halls and the Long Island Museum, as well as area businesses like MacArthur Airport and the Smithhaven Mall. Visit our area information page for details on great places to visit during your stay. When visiting Long Island, make the Holiday Inn Express Stony Brook your first choice!

The Huntington Historical Society is the focal point for preserving the ongoing heritage of the Town of Huntington. We support this mission through public education programs, maintaining museums, collections and a regional research center; promoting the preservation of historic buildings and sites; and by partnering with local and regional institutions.

The Conklin house, which contains artifacts and is decorated to illustrate three periods of the country's history: Colonial, Federal and Victorian. It was occupied by the Conklin family for over one-hundred and fifty years, you will see the original rooms of the house constructed c. 1750. You will also see the area where Sybel Conklin and her children lived and worked while her husband, David, was held prisoner by the British in 1777. Fee: $5

The Kissam House Museum now standing on this historic site, one of the original home-lots that faced the old Town Green, was built in 1795 by Timothy Jarvis, a housewright. It was first occupied by Dr. Daniel Whitehead Kissam, a physician from Oyster Bay. Considered one of the most outstanding three-quarter plan houses on Long Island, it is noted for its fine architectural details. Fee: $5

The Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Building was the Huntington town library until 1958. After the library moved to its current location at the other end of Main Street, the building was used by various organizations and from 1969 on, was home to the Town Historian. Over a period of time it deteriorated until it was acquired by the Huntington Historical Society in 2000. That was the beginning of an ambitious eight year restoration project which has brought it back to become a focal point for the community. FREE


Hours of Operation: David Conklin Farmhouse: Thursday, Friday, & Sunday 1pm-4pm, call for docent availability; Dr. Daniel Kissam House: By appointment only; Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Building: Tuesday- Thursday 10-4

The Kings Park Heritage Museum has 10 rooms, 350 ft. of hall use, 400 person auditorium and acres of gardens. There are five showcases throughout the town - library, post office, bank, nursing home and schools.

An educational museum emphasizing the history of Kings Park; fully operated by volunteers, provides entertainment including art/music shows, attends educational events, publishes extensively showcasing the heritage from nature to history. The gardens include trees of various species including fig trees for public consumptions.

Guided Tours: Mon-Fri; 8:30am-4:30pm; Mon and Fri Evenings; 7:00pm-9:00pm.

Enjoy a special ambiance with music and an original wine press from the early 1900’s shipped directly from France. Sample a taste before buying at their state of the art Enomatic wine serving station-the only one on Long Island other than in the Hamptons. Specializing, but not limited to Champagne, and Pinot Noir, fine spirits such as Armagnac, Cognac and Single Malts are also available. Now introducing our Bootleggers 21 Vodka.

Private wine tastings, including hors d’oeuvres and great tips on choosing the right wines, can be booked by reservation only on Fridays and Saturdays. Unique glassware, wine and liquor accessories will also be sold.

Hours of operation: Mondays-Saturdays, 10:00am-8:00pm; Sundays, Noon-5:00pm. For wine tasting hours call for details.

A “Manhattan Hair Salon” in a country setting. We specialize in hair coloring and up to date hair styles featuring, a 1920’s look. Our professional staff includes a stylist to the stars. All of our blow outs include a rejuvenating scalp massage, and the massage is free.

Hours: Tuesday-Wednesday, 8:30am-9:00pm; Thursday-Saturday, 8:00am-5pm; Sunday, by appointment only.

Long Island’s premier business journal. Long Island’s Business News is Long Island’s only publication devoted to local commerce and has been the premier source of news and data on business economic trends and the regions robust entrepreneurial sector for more than 50 years.

The Long Island North Shore Heritage Area is a New York State designated region extending from Great Neck to Orient Point. Devoted to connecting residents and municipalities. LINSHA works to celebrate the “treasures in our own backyards” so that our cultural, historic and natural resources remain treasures long into the future.

The Quintessential Waterfront Dining Experience! Situated on beautiful Manhasset Bay, this waterfront’s magnificent location serves up a panoramic view of the NYC Skyline and The Long Island Sound. It is the ultimate setting for savoring the incredible variety of fresh seafood dishes, as well as fine steaks and poultry; all exquisitely prepared. The expansive outdoor deck is especially attractive on summer evenings when the spectacular sunset awaits.

Hours: Sunday-Thursday Lunch, 11:30am-3:30pm; Dinner, 3:30pm-11:00pm; Friday and Saturday Lunch, 11:30am-3:30pm; Dinner, 3:30pm-11:00pm; Sunday Brunch (October-March) 11:30am-3:30pm.

Nestled in the heart of Huntington; Mac's Steakhouse proudly serves the finest selections of meat and seafood and a masterfully selected Award Winning Wine List. This premier restaurant is in the trusted hands of the Gelish Family continuing their tradition of competitive pricing with the world-class service in a dramatic setting.

Dine in one of Mac's two distinct areas, featuring 150 year old wood planked floors, remarkable entrance with ten foot high, 100 year old wood carved doors, accommodating 200 guests or dine in the private wine salon accommodating 12 guests. Tell the hostess.

This quaint 100 year old home turned restaurant is the perfect waterfront setting for any occasion. Our tiki bar, sushi menu, award-winning wine list and fine American cuisine are just a few of Mill Pond House’s offerings.

Open: Lunch Monday-Sunday, 12:00pm-4:00pm; Dinner: Monday-Wednesday, 4:00pm-9:00pm, Thursday 4:00pm-10:00pm; Friday-Saturday: 4:00pm-11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm-9:00pm.

The Northport Chamber of Commerce advances the general welfare and prosperity of its members so that its citizens and all areas of its business community shall prosper. Emphasis is given to the economic, civic, commercial and educational interests of the area.

As Long Island’s only year round professional theater company our motto is simple, quality, convenience, elegance and fun at a reasonable price. From curb to curtains, we make it our business to bring the best of New York City Theater to our guests in an elegant atmosphere with outstanding facilities and extraordinary service.

Located in the heart of beautiful Northport Village, the theater offers complimentary valet parking, is located only five (5) minutes from the Long Island Railroad and of course, buses are always welcome.

Tour Oheka Castle on the famed Gold Coast of Long Island and journey back in time to a world of opulence and elegance which embodied the extravagance of an Era known as the Gilded Age. Learn about the life and times of Otto H. Kahn and his country home, Oheka, the second largest private residence in America. Stand in the footsteps of dignitaries, socialites, and Hollywood celebrities both past and present.

This magnificent historic mansion has undergone $30 million in restoration and is listed on the National Register for Historic Places.

Today, Oheka is a luxury hotel, for the rich and famous, and the backdrop to many music, television, film and photo productions.

Mansion Tours are by appointment only and include a guided tour by a docent plus Tea/coffee, non-alcoholic beverages and selection of homemade cookies from our Pastry Kitchen.

Rates: Adult $25 pp; Senior $20 pp; Students $15 pp; Children (12 & Under) $5 pp; Groups (10+) $20 pp; Groups (20+) $15 pp. For more information: 631-659-1400

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Old Westbury Gardens is a majestic, century old, Charles II-style mansion filled with priceless furnishings surrounded by 200 acres of bucolic grounds including wooded trails, sweeping lawns, grand allees, lakes, and some of the most beautiful gardens in the world.

Events include concerts, teas and tours, festivals, antique auto shows, kids' programs, tai chi and yoga, dog weekends, and much more.

The Oyster Bay East Norwich Chamber of Commerce represents the merchants and residents of the local area. Oyster Bay is known for it's historical points of interest (including Sagamore Hill- the home of our 26th president, Teddy Roosevelt), Raynham Hall Museum, Planting Fields, Oyster Bay Railroad Museum, as well as beaches, the Waterfront Center, shopping and fine dining. We also hold community events such as: Health Fair, Cruise Nights and provide the planters to make our hamlet beautiful.

Innovative Italian cuisine in a contemporary setting. Al fresco dining.

Open Mondays, noon-10pm; Tuesdays-Thursdays, 12-3pm and 5-10pm; Friday and Saturday, 12-3pm and 5:30-10pm; Sundays, 5-9pm.

409 acres of gardens, rolling lawns, woodlands feature Coe Hall (a Tudor-Revival mansion), greenhouses, gardens.

Open, 9am-5pm. Coe Hall tours, April-September, noon-3:30 pm. Fee

Experience the Port Jeff Ferry - There’s nothing like being out on the open water, enjoying the fresh breeze, the gentle sound of the birds, the beauty of the blue sea and the coastline as it approaches. Kicking off your vacation, time for working on your business presentation or traveling with one of our Ferry fun tours, either way the ferry experience is one to savor and repeat.

Sea us….save gas!

The Historical Society of Greater Port Jefferson was founded in 1967. Its purpose is to discover, preserve and disseminate knowledge about the history of the Greater Port Jefferson area.

An annual auction is held in the fall and an Antique and Gardens Show and Sale is held in the spring. The Society also prepares annual exhibits and displays in the Mather House Museum.

Enjoy an overnight stay in the Roslyn Claremont Hotel. Overlooking Roslyn Harbor-located in the historic village of Roslyn. The history of this village dates back to colonial times: George Washington stopped in this quaint hamlet on his visit to Long Island in 1790.

Enjoy casual dining in our library lounge and small intimate parties in Christina’s Restaurant.

Sagamore Hill was the home of Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President of the United States, from 1885 until his death in 1919. During Roosevelt's time in office, his "Summer White House" was the focus of international attention. Otherwise, it was the home of a most remarkable fellow and his interesting family.

Staller Center for the Arts, Stony Brook University’s cultural showplace, is located in the center of campus. Staller Center offers dozens of performances in dance, music, art, theatre, and film from around the world and is a cultural resource to the campus and community. The Metropolitan Opera (Met Opera Live in HD) comes to Staller Center on screen in the Main Stage Theatre, broadcast live from the Met during the opera season. Educational programs are offered in connection with selected opera broadcasts. The spacious University Art Gallery has exhibits of outstanding shows by professional artists, faculty and students that are open to the public.

The Main Stage Theatre has more than 1,000 seats, with the more intimate Recital Hall seating 400. The Department of Music students perform often, with recitals and Stony Brook Symphony Orchestra concerts taking place on the Main Stage. The Emerson String Quartet is quartet-in-residence at the University, performing three concerts every season. The Department of Theatre Arts presents new as well as classic plays during the school year in black box theatres.

Each summer, the Stony Brook Film Festival features 10 days of outstanding independent films in competition, with filmmakers coming from all over the world to introduce their films.

Hours of operation vary.
Fee: Season performance ticket prices vary, from $34 to $55 for the annual Gala. Tickets for children's shows, "Not Just for Kids," are $12. The Met Opera Live in HD tickets are $22. Film passes for the Stony Brook Film Festival are $75, and single tickets are available as well for $8. The Department of Music has many free concerts open to the public. Tickets are sold for Stony Brook Symphony Orchestra concerts-- please check with the Staller Center Box Office for prices.

Canoeing, kayaking and boating can be a relaxing sport. Stony Brook Boat Works invites you to rent a canoe or kayak and explore Stony Brook’s Wetlands and estuaries. We offer both full day and half day rates. Leave the motors behind and come see nature at its finest.

Rentals: Monday-Saturday, 9:00am-5:00pm; Sunday, 11:00am-4:00pm

Listed on the National and New York State Register of Historic Places and the New York State Revolutionary War Heritage Trail site, it is Long Island’s most completely equipped working Grist Mill. Take a tour of the Grist Mill and watch the only female miller in the United States grind the grain into flour.

Open Saturday and Sunday, noon-4:30pm., April-October

Visit the University, where you can see The Museum of Long Island Natural Sciences. Collections at the Museum include hundreds of geological specimens, preserved Long Island Sea and wildlife, and Native American artifacts.

The Stony Brook Village Center, located at Main Street on the Harbor, has been recognized as the first planned center in the United States. The American Institute of Architects hosted their annual conferences here to study its unique design. Dotted with slate walks and hanging baskets, it is visited by thousands annually for its picturesque setting, specialty shops, restaurants and year round events.

Its many unique features include a sweeping village green and crescent shaped design and “the mechanical eagle” atop the historic Stony Brook Post Office still flaps its wings every hour on the hour today as it has since 1941.

Call 631-751-2244 for full information.

Fine brewed coffee, espresso drinks, cold brewed iced coffee and a fine selection of teas from Serendipitea. All of our baked good are from local bakers Fiorello dolce, Youngs Farm, Lisa Ann’s Desserts, Anke’s Fit Bakery, Stony Ridge Farm Bakery just to name a few.

Open Seven days a week, 7am-6pm Monday-Saturday; 8am-6pm Sunday.

Falaise, located at Sands Point Preserve, was built in 1923 on a bluff overlooking Long Island Sound for Harry F. Guggenheim and his wife, Caroline. The architecture is based on a 13th century Norman manor house. Inside, a medieval atmosphere pervades, with thick wood beams, textured plastered walls, and antique furnishings from the 16th and 17th century.

Sculptures and Renaissance paintings adorn the house where Charles Lindberg was a frequent guest. Charles Lindburgh first heard about his son being kidnapped when he was a guest of Harry Guggenheim at Falaise. .

Open Thursday-Sunday, Guided tours 12pm-3pm on the hour. $10 per person, please call 516-571-7901 for more information

The Heckscher Museum of Art is located in the 18.5 acres Heckscher Park in Huntington. Industrialist and philanthropist August Heckscher founded this leading regional museum in 1920. Today, the Museum maintains a Permanent Collection of more than 2,200 works including paintings, sculpture, works on paper, and photography spanning five centuries from the early 16th to present. Additional information is available at www.heckscher.org or (631) 351-3250

Business Hours:
Wednesday – Friday 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
First Friday of each month free viewing hours from 4:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Located on nine scenic acres in the village of Stony Brook, The Long Island Museum features permanent and changing exhibitions, historic structures and the finest collections of horse-drawn vehicles in the country. The organization was established in 1935 by volunteer educators and historians to preserve artifacts representative of America’s heritage and to enrich community life through educational programs for children. The museum was incorporated in 1939 as a non-profit educational organization and was chartered in 1942 by the State of New York Education Department. It has evolved into the largest privately supported museum on Long Island (Suffolk and Nassau counties). The museum has been accredited by the American Association of Museums since 1973. In 2006 the Long Island Museum became a Smithsonian Affiliate, dedicated to American art and history with a Long Island connection.

Take a journey through time and experience the world of medicine from the 1700’s through the 21st century. Become a patient in the 1700’s! Learn how your disease will be treated, grind herbs into pills and revisit the 21st century room and learn how your disease will be treated today.

Call for group tours, 631-751-2244

Serves a combination of American comfort foods and French bistro classics in a cozy casual atmosphere. The historic tavern opened in March 2009 with Chef Guy Reuge’s new menu, a mélange of delicious tastes and flavors sure to please the most discerning diners. Enjoy overnight accommodations from rooms in the Inn to cottages overlooking Stony Brook Harbor. Come for the day and stay for awhile!

Providing professional and courteous service for all your needs. Town cars to coach buses and more.

The Vanderbilt - a unique combination of mansion, marine and natural-history museum, planetarium and park - is dedicated to public education and enjoyment. The Vanderbilt's mission is to thoughtfully preserve, interpret and enhance the Eagle's Nest estate as an informal educational facility. Exhibitions and programs focusing on Long Island's Gold Coast Era, build upon William K. Vanderbilt II's desire to promote appreciation and understanding of the marvelous diversity of life, other cultures and science.

The Walt Whitman Birthplace State Historic Site is the native home of Walt Whitman, widely recognized as America’s Greatest Poet. In 1819, Whitman was born here in a farmhouse built by his father c. 1810.

The house is an excellent example of native Long Island craftsmanship. The grand lawn holds an 8’ bronze statue of Whitman and the modern Interpretive Center exhibits original manuscripts, letters and 130 portraits of Walt Whitman.

Named an American Treasure, it is open daily with guided tours June 15-Labor Day, open Wednesday to Sunday Labor Day-June 14. Gift shop, picnic tables, site rentals, group tours available. Handicapped accessible.