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Hallockville Museum Farm |
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Donate on-line here. |
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Site Rentals |
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Summer Camp |
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Education |
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Calendar |
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Membership |
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Tours of Hallockville Museum Farm are by appointment only until spring.
28th Annual Fall Festival & Craft Fair
Vendor Information
Hallockville video on YouTube! |
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General Information |
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Links |
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Photo Album---New Photos Added!!! |
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How to Help |
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History of Farming at Hallockville |
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Tours |
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Victorian Christmas Photos |
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Newsletter |
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2008 Garden Plots Available |
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Donors List 2007 |
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MASZYNY photo & video exhibit of Polish Cold War era tractors |
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Welcome to Hallockville Museum Farm. We have 18 buildings on 28 acres of farmland telling the story of 240 years of farming on the North Fork of Long Island.
The Hallock Homestead dates to 1765, and is interpreted to 1880-1910 Victorian era--when the last major changes were made to the house. New for 2007 will be tours of the historic Cichanowicz farmhouse and the Aunt Frances Wash house/Trubisz little house. These houses tell the story of the Polish immigrant farm labor that came to the area in the early 20th century. |
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Our mission is to connect community and visitors to our shared agricultural roots by preserving, interpreting and celebrating eastern Long Island's history, oral history and cultural heritage relating to traditional farm occupations and activities. Located on Sound Avenue, a New York State designated Historic Corridor, Hallockville is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
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Hallockville is located at 6038 Sound Avenue, Riverhead, New York 11901
Telephone 631-298-5292 Fax 631-298-0144 email hallockv@optonline.net
Click here for google directions to Hallockville
Programs supported in part by the Suffolk County under the auspices of the Office of Cultural Affairs, Steve Levy, County Executive and the New York State Council for the Arts Folkarts Program |
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