Mattituck-Laurel Historical Society and Museums
631-298-5248
Mattituck-Laurel Historical Society and Museums is located on the corner of Main Road and Cardinal Drive, just east of Maratooka Lane in Mattituck. The Curator and Historian is Norman Wamback, a very personable and knowledgeable tour guide. The site has six historic buildings: the Ira Tuthill House, circa 1841, the Jesse Tuthill House, circa 1799; the "Out-Building" with 19th century farm equipment; the Milk House, circa 1850; Mattituck's first school hosue, circa 1780; and the west Mattituck school house, circa 1845. The Historical Society aims to involve the community in a knowledge of its history and furthers that goal with extensive archives and displays of historical artifacts.
- Hours: July, August and September: Sat, Sun: 1pm - 4pm. Year round: by appointment.
- Handicap Accessible: No
- Founding Date: 1963
- Ticket information: Admission is by voluntary donation.
- Parking: Free lot
- Restrictions: No smoking
- What makes this community special?: "Our diverse heritage."
- What is an interesting historical or little known fact about this town?: "The original Mattituck Post Office building, circa 1890, is located on Love Lane in what now is home to the manicure and pedicure company, Model Nails."
- Guided tours?: Yes
- Guided tour languages: English
- Audio tours?: No
- Gift shop: No
- Cameras allowed?: Yes
- Membership levels: Family, Individual
- Mission: The mission of the Mattituck Laurel Historical Society and Museums is to involve the community in, and provide education about, the diverse historical heritage of the area.
- Annual dues: Annual membership dues apply to individual and patron levels
- Membership requirements: "Breathing" members prefered.
- Meetings: Monthly