Quogue Historical Society

About the Quogue Historical Society

Founded in 1947, the Quogue Historical Society began as the Historical Committee of the Quogue Library. In 1948, the Society received Quogue’s first schoolhouse, built in 1822, as a donation from the Post Family. This historic building was relocated behind the Library and opened as a museum in 1949. In 1977, the Society was chartered by New York State, solidifying its commitment to preserving local history. Today, the Society operates from the Pond House, a mid-19th century building that serves as a museum, research facility, and administrative office.

Impact of the Society

The Quogue Historical Society fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Village of Quogue's rich cultural and architectural heritage through its collections, exhibitions, and educational programs.

Why Donate?

Donations support the Quogue Historical Society's mission to collect, preserve, and interpret the history of Quogue, ensuring that future generations can appreciate the Village's rich cultural heritage.

Get Involved

Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, plays a vital role in sustaining the Society's efforts. Join the movement to preserve Quogue's history and make a lasting impact today!

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