Southold Historical Museum was founded in 1960 to promote interest in and education about the history of Southold, NY. The Museum operates a number of locations. The Maple Lane Museum Complex at 55200 Main Rd. includes the late-Victorian Ann Hallock Currie-Bell house which is fully furnished and features paintings by artist Thomas Currie-Bell (1873-1946), the husband of the Society’s founder. Other buildings include the c.1750 Thomas Moore/Samuel Landon house and the c.1700s Reichert Family Barn. You’ll also find the 1822 Bay View Schoolhouse, a Print Shop, Blacksmith Shop, a Corn Crib, the Reichert family Barn and open equipment shed, and the uniquely circular 1875 Bay View Icehouse. Nearby the Museum operates a Nautical Museum inside the 1857 Horton Point Lighthouse, and a Gift Shop and Treasure Exchange at Southold Historical Museum headquarters and archives in the 1874 Henry W. Prince Dry Goods Store at 54325 Main Rd., Southold. We welcome you to plan a visit!