Complejo Maple Lane abierto para la temporada

Explore Southold Historical Museum’s Maple Lane Complex where you’ll find an entire complex of buildings filled with artifacts that will take you back in time to experience what life was like in Southold, NY before modern conveniences. 

Special Exhibit: Southold Theatre: Vaudeville to Jesus Christ Superstar. 

Also at the Maple Lane Complex, in our Reichert Family Barn, join us for the exhibit specially curated by Dr. Georgette Grier-Key, executive director/chief curator at Eastville Community Historical Society, titled This Land is Made for You and Me. Step into the past and learn about the laborers and their families who worked the land and lived in migrant camps in Southold. Also see a special exhibit on hand-made quilts in our Quilts of Bygone Eras display on SATURDAYS ONLY in July and August except July 27 and August 24.

The Maple Lane Museum Complex on the Main Road in Southold, NY includes the beautiful late Victorian Ann Hallock Currie-Bell house, fully furnished and featuring paintings by artist Thomas Currie-Bell (1873-1946), the husband of the Museum’s founder. The house is listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places. Other buildings contain displays of pre-industrial artifacts, along with a collection of sleighs, carriages, and other transportation-related items. You’ll also find a Print Shop, Carriage Shop, Blacksmith Shop, Farm Equipment Shed; a c. 1822 School, a Corn Crib and an Ice House.