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In 1640 pioneers left Lynn, Massachusetts, seeking religious freedom from a state oligarchy landed on this spot in North Sea Harbor off the Great Peconic Bay. They moved inland and established the hamlet of Southampton. The site is adjacent to the Conscience Point National Wildlife Refuge with 60 acres of maritime grasslands, a host of birds, and miles of nature trails.
Admission: Free for Members and Children under 17, $4 Adults
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| 17 Meeting House Lane PO Box 303, Southampton, NY 11969 (631)283-2494 fax: (631)283-4540 info@southamptonhistoricalmuseum.org Admission: Free for Members and Children under 17, $4 Adults |
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