All Museums

The Greenport Village Blacksmith is a historic workshop nestled in the heart of the village. Housed within a charming, weathered building, it serves as a testament to the area's rich maritime and industrial heritage. Stepping inside, visitors are transported back in time to an era when skilled blacksmiths crafted essential tools and equipment for the local community. Today, the Blacksmith continues this tradition, offering demonstrations and workshops that provide insight into the age-old art of blacksmithing. With its rustic ambiance and dedication to preserving traditional craftsmanship.

The Camera Obscura in Mitchell Park offers a captivating view of Greenport's surroundings. This historic device provides mesmerizing panoramic views of the harbor and landscape, enchanting visitors with a fascinating glimpse into the past.

The Old Greenport Jail and Police Museum, located on Carpenter Street near Greenport Harbor Brewing Company, was once a police station and jail owned by the former Village of Greenport Police. For updates, visit the village website.

The Stirling Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and maintaining the rich, thriving seaport history of Greenport, and providing learning opportunities for the community.

The 1840 Schoolhouse Museum is a historic gem, preserving the rich heritage of its era. Visitors step back in time to experience early education and community life through exhibits and artifacts, offering an immersive glimpse into the past.

The East End Seaport Museum and Marine Foundation is custodian of the unique maritime heritage of the East End of Long Island, celebrating our history through educational and cultural programs, exhibits, community events and stewardship of Bug Light, assuring that our connection to the bay is alive and vital today.