Watch for Summer 2013 Exhibit – 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF 1938 HURRICANE

COMING SOON! 2013 SUMMER EXHIBIT

Come visit us this summer at the Tuthill House Museum for a memorable trip back 75 years to September 21, 1938 - the day of The 1938 Hurricane, AKA "The Long Island Express" - smacked straight into Westhampton Beach, and continued on a horrifically destructive path all the way through New England..

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Please join us in preserving our heritage Membership is only $30 per year for a family or $15 for an individual. A patron membership is $50. Larger donations always welcome! Click on the button below  to purchase your membership via paypal, … [Read More...]

Potunk Life Saving Station

Crew of Potunk Station with Keeper Franklin Jessup in center

US LIFE SAVING STATION - PETUNK (Also known as Potunk and Westhampton Beach)   Shipwrecks were all too common along the coast of Long Island during the 1800's and continued to occur up until around 1940. The loss of life as well as cargo … [Read More...]

The Foster-Meeker House

Foster-Meeker House Today

Oldest House in Westhampton Beach The Foster-Meeker House, circa 1740 based on its surviving structural features (primarily an extensive, intact framing system), appears to be the oldest surviving building in Westhampton Beach (formerly … [Read More...]