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Come and experience the history and
exceptional beauty of the easternmost villages of the North Fork
of Long Island –
Orient and East Marion. The Oysterponds Historical Society has
meticulously created a living record of the culture of these
villages. Through the donations of buildings, land, paintings,
furniture, textiles, and a rich collection of personal
memorabilia from the founding families themselves, the Society
interprets the rich history of this remarkable area.
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“A Stitch In Time:
What We Wore, 1776-1976”
Exhibition Open
Thurs., Sat. & Sun
June 26-Sept 26 2-5 pm
From women’s work to major industry, form
practical work clothes to the latest fashion
whimsies, clothes have been the product of both
outside demands and personal expression. Come have
an intimate look at how and why what we wore changed
from the Revolution to the Bicentennial featuring
clothing, artwork, documents and artifacts from the
OHS collection. This exhibition is FREE to the
public and made possible by grants from the New York
Council on the Humanities and the Suffolk County
Office of Cultural Affairs.
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Feel free to call the office to
for more information or
to purchase tickets 631-323-2480
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