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A Long Island Connection to a Murder in Paradise: Read Raymond E. Spinzia's article, "Those Other Roosevelts: The Fortescues," in The Freeholder online. 
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Headquartered in the historic Earle-Wightman House museum and library, the Society has provided tourists, students, scholars, and historians with craft exhibits, lectures, maps, photographs, historical and genealogical documents for more than 40 years. In recognition of our contribution, the museum has been designated an historic site on the Revolutionary War Heritage Trail. | As the Town of Oyster Bay commemorates its founding in 1653, we are proud to publish The Early Settlement of Oyster Bay by by John E. Hammond. Going back to the original Dutch and English sources, Mr. Hammond's research "will necessitate the rewriting of every book on Long Island history," according to OBHS Director Kuehhas. |
| The Oyster Bay Historical Society P.O. Box 297 20 Summit Street Oyster Bay, New York 11771-0297 • Thomas A. Kuehhas, Director • Maureen Monck, Pd.D., President |
Telephone: (516) 922-5032 Faxphone : (516) 922-6892 Email: Send Email |
MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express donations and payments to the Oyster Bay Historical Society are processed through PayPal to OBHS advisor Louis J. Bruno and do not require a PayPal account. | |
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