Historic East Hampton

Dominy Shops Museum
2023-10-07 10:00 (America/New_York) | Dominy Shops Museum, 73 N Main St, East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
A renowned family of East Hampton, the Dominys were known for their craftsmanship of clocks and other pieces of furniture dating back as early as the mid-1700s. Two portions of the original structure still stand today – the 1798 Dominy Clock Shop and the 1791 Dominy Carpenter Shop. The original site was located on North Main Street and relocated once prior to Further Lane where these two structures were joined into one building.
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Main Street Cemetery Tour
2023-10-06 17:30 | Main Street Cemetery, 14 James Ln, East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
It’s back!
Please meet at Home Sweet Home Museum, 14 James Lane, East Hampton, NY 11937
Be aware that only street parking is available. Guests will be expected to climb steps and navigate uneven, grassy ground. Wear comfortable shoes
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Mulford Farmstead
2023-10-06 15:00 | Mulford Farmstead, 10 James Ln, East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
Visitors will have the opportunity to go inside one of East Hampton’s oldest homes and learn about the American Revolution through the eyes of the Mulford family and the enslaved Africans who lived there. Located on an original home lot in East Hampton, the tour includes a visit to a barn built in 1720 and a traditional dooryard garden. Meet at 10 James Lane, East Hampton.
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Thomas & Mary Nimmo Moran Home & Studio
2023-10-01 10:00 | Moran Studio, 229 Main St., East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
See East Hampton’s original artist studio and learn how the Morans transformed perceptions of nature and especially the American West during the late 19th century. During the Tour, visitors can experience how the building functioned as a home, artmaking studio, and entertainment space. As a special treat, you can see Thomas Moran’s painting, Ulysses Deriding Polyphemus exactly as he displayed in the Studio. Meet at 229 Main Street, East Hampton
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Dominy Shops Museum
2023-09-30 12:00, 2023-09-23 12:00 | Dominy Shops Museum, 73 N Main St, East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
A renowned family of East Hampton, the Dominys were known for their craftsmanship of clocks and other pieces of furniture dating back as early as the mid-1700s. Two portions of the original structure still stand today – the 1798 Dominy Clock Shop and the 1791 Dominy Carpenter Shop. The original site was located on North Main Street and relocated once prior to Further Lane where these two structures were joined into one building.
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Fall Festival for Families
2023-09-30 10:00 - 14:00 | Mulford Farmstead, 10 James Ln, East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
The East Hampton Historical Society is presenting a Fall Festival for families taking place at Mulford Farm on Saturday, September 30 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Harkening back to the History Festivals that occurred on the Farm decades ago, this year’s event will feature an array of activities including historical re-enactors, games, music, walking tours, craft demonstrations, art making, and student history projects.

The Fascinating Story of Leisurama
2023-09-27 10:00 | Soundview Drive, Soundview Drive, Montauk, NY
TOUR with East Hampton Trails Preservation Society: Wednesday September 27, 2023, at 10 AM.
The Fascinating Story of Leisurama, with Montauk Historical Society. (2 miles) Executive Director Mia Certic leads this excursion through Culloden Shores. The community and beachfront are special, but it’s the Leisurama Story, buying a vacation house in Macy’s circa 1963, that steals the show.
Meet 10 AM at the parking lot on Soundview Drive between Gull Rd and Tern Drive, Montauk. Leader: Irwin Levy, 516-456-1337, irwintlevy@gmail.com
$12.00
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Photo: By Beyond My Ken – Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0

Moran Studio and Ocean Avenue
2023-09-23 10:00 | Moran Studio, 229 Main St., East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
TOUR with East Hampton Trails Preservation Society: Moran Studio and Ocean Avenue, East Hampton. (1.5 miles, easy pace).
We begin with a presentation by Mary Mallios of the East Hampton Historical Society at the home of painter Thomas Moran. Mary makes this fun-loving painter, and his life, come alive. (Who knew he was instrumental in Yellowstone becoming a national park) Afterwards, we will walk the historic Ocean Avenue district where we will see the gorgeous summer “cottages” of East Hampton’s original summer colony and hear the stories of the wealthy families who followed artists like Moran to the Hamptons and introduced the iconic shingle style of building here. Meet 10 AM at the Thomas & Mary Nimmo Moran Studio, 229 Main Street, East Hampton. Note: Parking at the Moran Studio is extremely limited. Park on James Lane (in front of Mulford Farm, or next to Town Pond) or elsewhere. Leader: Irene Daria, 917-854-5296, irene@stepstutoring.com
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Dominy Shops Museum
2023-09-23 10:00, 2023-09-22 11:00 | Dominy Shops Museum, 73 N Main St, East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
A renowned family of East Hampton, the Dominys were known for their craftsmanship of clocks and other pieces of furniture dating back as early as the mid-1700s. Two portions of the original structure still stand today – the 1798 Dominy Clock Shop and the 1791 Dominy Carpenter Shop. The original site was located on North Main Street and relocated once prior to Further Lane where these two structures were joined into one building.

Dominy Shops Museum
2023-09-15 11:00 | Dominy Shops Museum, 73 N Main St, East Hampton, NY, 11937, United States
﻿A renowned family of East Hampton, the Dominys were known for their craftsmanship of clocks and other pieces of furniture dating back as early as the mid-1700s. Two portions of the original structure still stand today – the 1798 Dominy Clock Shop and the 1791 Dominy Carpenter Shop. The original site was located on North Main Street and relocated once prior to Further Lane where these two structures were joined into one building.
