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The 2008 Calendar of events
(Second Half)
You can also read copies of this
year's and past years' New
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Soldiers and
Sailors Memorial Building Grand Opening, noon to 4:00.
This Iconic structure 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.
This opening is the culmination of this effort. |
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Conklin House lecture
5, Lecture 2:00 pm, (Refreshments 1:30). Members Free, Non
members $5 "Gatsby's 'West Egg' and the 'Slender Riotous Island' in
the 1920's" by Dr. Natalie Naylor |
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An Evening of Wine Under the Stars
- Dr. Daniel W.
Kissam House Museum |
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Genealogy Workshop meeting at
7:00 pm at the Huntington Public Library
Unearthing Buried Treasure The family history records of the
/George Sim Johnston Archives of the New York Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children: Their scope, content and how to access them.
Speaker: Joseph T. Gleason, Director of Administration, Education and
Archives, NYSPCC.
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| October |
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The
Museum Challenge, Noon to 4 pm each day, is a historic
treasure hunt for the whole family in which visitors can purchase the map,
shown above, for $5. They can then follow the map to see
ten different historic buildings. |
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Apple Festival,
At the Dr. Daniel W. Kissam
House Museum property
Noon to 4:00. The leaves are falling and the crops are
being taken in. Apples are dropping from the trees and the Society is
celebrating. Come join in the festival. Bring your children to
play traditional games, try old-time crafts and dance to the tunes of
traditional music. |
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Genealogy Workshop meeting7:00 pm at the Conklin BArn. Subject
TBD. |
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Conklin lecture 6,
Special Lecture:
in the Conklin Barn,
7:30 to 9:00 pm
(refreshments at 7:00),
"Ghosts of Long Island, Stories of the Paranormal II"Local author, photographer and historian,
Kerriann Flanagan Brosky, has been working with Paranormal Investigator,
Joe Giaquinto, on assignment researching and investigating haunted places
throughout Long Island. Ms. Brosky is the author of two books on
Huntington’s history, and now she is branching out to include many untold
tales in both Nassau and Suffolk counties. Stories will include live interviews, legends,
myths, murders and some never before told tales of the unexplainable.
Free for members. $10 for non-members. Appropriate for ages
12 and up.
Reservations Required |
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The Huntington Historical Society and the Huntington Town
Historian will host the
Association of
Suffolk County Historical Societies Meeting.
Registration Required by October 14th
This will be a luncheon meeting and tours of our historic properties
hosted by the Huntington Historical Society, Jo-Ann. Raia, Huntington
Town Clerk and Robert C. Hughes, Huntington Town Historian.
8 to
9am--Registration & board bus
Senior Center in Cinema Arts building
9 to noon---Tours
Huntington Town
Clerk's Archives, to 1653
Colonial
Arsenal
Restored Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Bldg
1795 Dr. Daniel W. Kissam House
1750 David Conklin Farmhouse and Museum
12:30----Luncheon Meeting,
Huntington Crescent Club
$31
For information Call (631) 427-7047 X401 or 351-3244 |
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Genealogy Workshop,
7:00 pm at the Conklin Barn. Subject: TBD |
| December |
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Holiday Historic House tour, We invite you to celebrate the holiday season by joining us for this
exceptional tour between noon and 4:00 pm.
Each year in December the Huntington Historical Society arranges
tours of local residences that date from Colonial times through the current
century. The owners of these houses, open their homes as a service to
the community and the Society, to demonstrate life styles throughout our
country's history. Each house is chosen for its distinct design and
historical details and refreshments are served, as part of the tour, at one
of the Society's museums. A tour of the museum is included. |
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Genealogy Workshop, Holiday party, Sharing memories |
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