The Oysterponds Historical Society (OHS) celebrates the culture and heritage of the hamlets of Orient and East Marion on the North Fork of Long Island, NY.
“Iceboating in Oysterponds” (exhibition open to the public)
Admission Free!
Mon-Thu: Closed. Fri: 2pm – 5pm. Sat: 11am – 5pm. Sun: 2pm – 5pm.
Where: The Old Point Schoolhouse – 1555 Village Lane, Orient, NY 11957
April 19th - 25th is National Volunteer Week. There is no more appropriate time than now to thank all the volunteers who help us fulfill our mission. We are eternally grateful for your enthusiastic support and how tirelessly you endeavor to strengthen OHS. We salute you!
Join us tomorrow, Sat. 4/18 @ 2pm for our Alone Together Virtual Lecture Series: "A History of the Oyster Industry," presented by John Holzapfel. (Do NOT Click the Zoom link below until just prior to the start.)
https://t.co/6DmYAuogLj
Telephone: US: +1 929 205 6099
Join us tomorrow, Wed. 4/15 @ 2pm for our “Alone Together Virtual Lecture Series: Highlights of the OHS Collection," presented by William McNaught. (Do NOT Click the Zoom link below until just prior to the start on 4/15):
https://t.co/KA0h3aSpTC
Telephone: US: +1 929 205 6099
Join us Wed. April 8th @ 2pm for our virtual "Alone Together" video series: "Four Captains of Oysterponds." (Do NOT Click the Zoom link below until just prior to the start to join the webinar):
https://t.co/lxU04dxGek
Or Telephone: US: +1 929 205 6099
Webinar ID: 606 161 196
Our selfless health care workers need our help. Hospitals and nursing homes in our own backyard are running out of masks. You can help by making masks--watch the video below. Drop them off at Stony Brook ELIH, San Simeon by the Sound, and Peconic Landing.
In troubled times, inspiration and comfort can be found in an old Sioux saying: “With all things and in all things, we are relatives.“ Please take care of yourselves, your family, and your most vulnerable neighbors.
OHS maintains a campus of seven historically-significant buildings located in the heart of Orient's landmark historic district. The OHS collections include over 60,000 artifacts, works of art, and archival objects dating from early Native American times up to the present day.