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This late Victorian house was built in 1900 for Joseph N. and Ella Boldry Hallock. Joseph Hallock (1861-1943) was born in Southold. He worked at and later owned and edited the local newspaper. Ella Boldry Hallock (1861-1934) came to Southold from . . . — — Map (db m229633) HM
Built in 1822, the Bay View School originally stood on the triangle of land in Great Hog Neck. The Hallock family leased the land to School District No. 6 for one peppercorn a year. The school closed in 1926.
Children were taught reading, . . . — — Map (db m175331) HM
Historic Home Site
c 1654 – 1659
of
Capt. John Underhill
The renowned military leader and Indian fighter in New England,
New Netherlands and on Long Island, lived on this Feather Hill site.
The Later Site
of Historic . . . — — Map (db m229632) HM
Built in Jamesport in 1840, the Downs Carriage House was given to the Society by Irving Downs in 1976. The ground floor of the buildng was converted to house our Print Shop exhibit.
The shop has been nicknamed "The Hurricane Press Shop" in . . . — — Map (db m175333) HM
This bust is to commemorate Einstein Square and the unique friendship of Albert Einstein and David Rothman. It was in this store and at this house where they met in July 1939. The two became friends and spent time together discussing topics of the . . . — — Map (db m175265) HM
East and West Borders of
Tom's (Mill) Creek
Hashamomack
Thomas Benedict Mill - Prob. Earliest
John Payne Water Mill - 1659
Nathaniel Sylvester - 1667
WM Albertson Mill & Bridge - 1795
Town Bridge - 1855
Benedict and Hallet Mill - . . . — — Map (db m148234) HM
This historic barn was built around 1750 on a 21 acre farm off Pine Neck Road on the southwestern side of the hamlet. The earliest known owner of the barn was John Corwin, who mentioned it in his will in 1815. In 1961, Lillian Breidstadt and Edith . . . — — Map (db m175334) HM
Originally from Southwold, Suffolk, England, Thomas Moore (1615-1691) arrived in Southold in 1635 and married Reverend John Youngs' sister Martha in 1636. Moore, his wife, and ten children were settled on this, his home lot, by 1651.
Moore was . . . — — Map (db m175332) HM
