The East Islip Historical Society, founded in 1992, is dedicated to researching, collecting, and preserving the unique history of the East Islip area and its neighboring communities - Great River and Islip Terrace. The society aims to make this history accessible to students, researchers, scholars, and those who cherish reminiscing about the past.
Regular meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month at 7:30 PM, featuring engaging speakers, historical presentations, and discussions about significant local figures and landmarks. The society has an impressive collection of photos, documents, and records, with ongoing projects focused on preserving and commemorating pieces of local history.
From saving historical structures like the Long Island Railroad lean-to to recommending historically conscious architects for restoration projects, the East Islip Historical Society plays a vital role in safeguarding the heritage of East Islip. Whether you're a current resident, a former dweller, or simply interested in the area's rich history, the society welcomes all to join in its mission of preserving the past for future generations.
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