06 Jun

Posted at 03:49h in news
July 29th, Tuesday, at 5:30pm
Dinner at The Pier Restaurant.
Cost $60 for BHA members, $80 for non-members.

Boarding will begin at 5:30pm at the Sayville Ferry Terminal on Brown’s River.

Only 115 tickets will be sold. Mail checks to Diana Walch, 121 Barton Lane, Bayport to be received no later than July 22. 
Include a self-addressed stamped envelope. Tickets will be mailed to you.
Limited parking is available so car pooling is encouraged. 
This cruise is not suitable for children.
Ferry departs at 6:00pm SHARP so don’t miss the boat. 
Questions? Call Diana Walch at 631-472-1898.


09 May

Posted at 12:26h in news
The Memorial Day Parade will be held on 
Monday, May 26th, 2014. 
Bayport Heritage Association members are requested to gather on Connetquot Road prior to 11:00am and march with the association. 

15 Apr

Posted at 13:06h in news

June 6th, Friday at 5:30

First Bloom Tea

Members only, so please join BHA to be included.

Held on the porch of Meadow Croft. 
Please RSVP Jill Hansen (jbh51 [at] opt online.net) to make a reservation and confirm what buffet item you will be bringing. 
Also remember to bring your own place setting, silverware, tea cups and drinks. 
Donation of $5 and high tea attire is requested. 
Hope to see you there!

03 Apr

Posted at 11:01h in news
Attention Gardeners:  The garden is waking up and we are in need of volunteers to help maintain the Meadow Croft Garden as spring arrives.  All you “Green Thumbs” and those of you who don’t have green thumbs but are willing to help, please give Diana Walch a call at 631-472-1898. Perhaps you know some young people who need to perform some community service requirement.

Docents Needed: The association is in need of docents at Meadow Croft. It requires very little time, less than 2 hours a day two days a month, June through October. If you or someone you know is interested in history please have then contact Harriet Mihlstin at 631-472-2118. 

03 Apr

Posted at 10:55h in news

 2018 Executive Board and the Directors:

Mary Bailey, President
Leanne Berg, Vice President
Beth Lamarca, Recording Secretary
Laura Amato, Corresponding Secretary
John Amato, Treasurer

Directors: 
Tom Maher, 
David Harenberg,
Frank Geibfried, 
Dennis Fagan,
Jen Economos

 

23 Feb

Posted at 14:36h in news
SUNDAY, MARCH 2, 2014

The Sayville Historical Society will be hosting a program entitled,
 Let there be Light.

 A presentation about lighting fixtures from whale oil lamps to electricity, this program will be presented by lighting historian and collector, Erich Haesche.

Mr. Haesche will exhibit and demonstrate lighting fixtures ranging from rush lights and candles, to oil and gas lamps as well as early electric lamps and bulbs.
Don’t miss this interesting presentation!

Sayville Historical Society
Edwards Street, Sayville
2 PM; Sunday, March 2.
Further information call:  631-363-6487.

22 Feb

Posted at 19:36h in news
March 16th, Sunday at 3:00 pm 

Joe Novak retired teacher and wood carver will present a program and slide show about the Teddy Roosevelt, the Rancher.

We all know about Teddy Roosevelt the politician and Teddy Roosevelt the leader of the Rough Riders, but how much do you know about Teddy Roosevelt the cowboy?
 After his first wife died, Teddy traveled west and became a rancher. 

Come learn about this part of his life from Joe Novak. 

Also discussed, the Teddy Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota.
For more information about the park: TR Roosevelt National Park

Also, earlier in the day:

March 16th, Sunday
Bayport-Blue Point Saint Patrick’s Day Parade

All heritage association members are invited to march in the parade showing their support of the association and the community.

06 Feb

Posted at 21:27h in news
February 16th, Sunday at 3:00 pm
Community Room of the Bayport/Blue Point Library.
Gene Horton, retired teacher and local historian will present the program:
“George Washington and Long Island.”
Mr. Horton will be covering the life and times of the “Father of our Country” 
and his famous five-day tour of Long Island.

Don’t miss this interesting program!

Don’t forget to stop at the library showcases prepared by Gene Horton for our pleasure, 
in honor of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln in this special February birthday remembrance!

George Washington


06 Feb

Posted at 21:21h in news
NOMINATIONS FOR THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 
The nominating committee is developing a slate of board members for the 2014 board. 
If you or someone you know would be willing to serve on the board, 
please contact Joe Novak @ 631-363-7428
Attention Gardeners: 
The garden is still asleep but we are looking for volunteers to help maintain the Meadow Croft Garden comes spring.  All “Green Thumbs” please give Diana Walch a call at 472-1898.
Docents Needed: 
The Association is in need of docents at Meadow Croft. It requires very little time, less than 2 hours a day two days a month, June through October. If you or someone you know is interested in history please have then contact Harriet Milsten at 631-472-2118.
Have you remembered to pay your dues?  
Membership dues are now due. If you haven’t already done so you can either mail them to our P.O. Box with your name, address, phone number and email address,
or pay them at the February 16th General Membership Meeting.
Bayport Heritage Association
P.O. Box 4 
Bayport, NY 11705
Annual Dues:  Family-$25;  Individual-$15;  Seniors-$10

12 Jan

Posted at 13:13h in news
Join us for our next meeting with speaker, Martha Kolodkin, 
January 19th, Sunday at 3:30 pm 
at the Bayport-Blue Point Library.

 

Martha Kolodkin, a retired history teacher, will present
 “How it came about”


Martha says, “Have you ever wondered how the everyday things we use came to be?  Did you ever think about how certain events really did happen?  
If your answer is ‘yes’, have I got a program for you!

 In this presentation, we will learn about people, places, events, and things.  
Do you know how we got the first ice cream cone?  
How about the incredible coincidence that caused World War I?  Or, maybe you want to know what Hedy Lamarr has to do with your cell phone.”

Answers to these and other interesting beginnings will be addressed by Martha Kolodkin, a veteran lecturer.  
Join us at the library on January 19th, have some fun, and learn in the process!