Discover the best top things to do in North Fork, United States including Oysterponds Historical Society, Southold Indian Museum (Long Island Chapter, NYS Archaeological Assn.), Southold Historical Society, Southold Bay Oysters, Horton Point Lighthouse Nautical Museum, Lavender By The Bay, Catapano Dairy Farm, Nova Constellatio Gallery, Congregation Tifereth Israel, Patty's Berries & Bunches.
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Oysterponds Historical Society (OHS) brings people together to share and celebrate the unique history and culture of the Long Island hamlets of Orient and East Marion. By presenting shared experiences from the past, we connect East Marion and Orient to the present and pass it on to future generations.
5.0 based on 4 reviews
We are a Museum specializing in Algonquian and other Native American artifacts and history. Our collection of restored Algonquian ceramic and steatite pots is one of the largest in the country. The museum offers a smart phone accessible audio tour.
Very interesting museum - generally only open at weekends - with a terrific reference library as well - on local history as well as Native Americans. Sometimes you can help to sieve and sort results of their current dig. The displays are interesting and informative; a good view of the everyday life of the original Long Islanders.
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The Society maintains over a dozen buildings in Southold. The buildings range in date from 1750 to 1900 and include a lighthouse, several houses, barns, outbuildings, and commercial structures. The Society opens many of these buildings to the public at various times throughout the year. The locations are: Nautical Museum at Horton Point Lighthouse, Lighthouse Rd., Southold Museum Complex at 55200 Main Rd., Southold Prince Building at 54325 Main Rd., Southold
My grand kids really liked it. Interesting exhibits. Ticket includes admission to Horton Point lighthouse too!
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Southold Bay Oysters is a locally run aquaculture farm. Our tour offers an on-farm guided demonstration with a water front Oyster & Wine tasting experience. Please contact us for availability.
Sadly all of their farm tours are on hold for summer 2020, no visitors are allowed at the farm location. However, we bought a dozen delicious oysters at their Oyster Stand on Ackerly Pond Lane. $15 for a bakers dozen all self serve and Venmo accepted.
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Visit the 1857 lighthouse and its accompanying museum that offers a unique collection of marine artifacts such as sea chests, paintings, maps, scrimshaw and photographs. Southold Historical Society volunteers are on hand to share their knowledge and love of the lighthouse.
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Located in East Marion NY, Lavender by the Bay has been growing the highest quality lavender on Long Island for more than 15 years. We offer seasonal fresh cut bunches, dried lavender, lavender plants, lavender sachets and crafts, and honey from our own beehives. During our blooms there is an entry fee into the fields. This fee goes towards the upkeep and preservation of the beauty, form, and peaceful nature of our farm. We’ve released a limited amount of field tickets for both our Calverton ($10) and East Marion ($12) locations. Tickets can be purchased on our site. The lavender is typically in bloom mid/late June through mid-July, but is ultimately up to Mother Nature.
Wow! We had no idea this place existed until we did some research before our first visit to North Fork! It was a hot day, but the fields were gorgeous. They do a real nice job of having walking pathways, creative seating, and some shaded areas. They also sell some of their plans and lavender items. Would highly recommend - bring your camera!!
4.5 based on 36 reviews
What a great place..........They are so friendly here and the farm is spotlessly clean! The best part of the day is at 4pm when they milk the goats it is a great activity for children and adults alike.
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Nova Constellatio Gallery is the open studio and gallery of contemporary realist painter Isabelle Haran-Leonardi.
This gallery is a pleasure to visit. Whether browsing the beautiful artwork or speaking with Isabelle Haran, the artist/owner, it is that direct contact that makes Greenport, LI so enjoyable and unique.
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Synagogue in Greenport, NY listed on the National Register of historical landmarks.
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Flowers, end of May-Oct. Pick Your Own Berries in July-Early Sep. Please email/call prior to visiting to ensure the best picking experience. You can find a berry chart on our site as well. After Picking, feel free to cool off with an exclusive scoop of The Ice Cream Patch at Patty's Berries and Bunches! The Ice Cream Patch is made with fruit grown on our farm!
It’s worth the drive all the way out east just for their ice cream. Don’t get fooled by the small humbled store front. That place is an ice cream connoisseurs treasure chest. Every sigle flavor that we had was pure perfection, and with the distinct flavors choices like lavender, basil ,honey, you know it’s going to be a hit or miss. But let me tell you, they completely NAILED IT! Looking forward to going back.
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