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History museum

Walt Whitman Birthplace Association

History museum · 246 Old Walt Whitman Rd

The Walt Whitman Birthplace Association is located in the Town of Huntington. It was established to preserve the birthplace of Walt Whitman, a poet born in 1819. The association's mission is to preserve and promote Whitman's legacy with educational programs. The birthplace is a State Historic Site and Interpretive Center. It features a library with approximately 1,800 volumes, focusing on Whitman's poetry and life. The site also includes a classroom, offices, and a gift shop. The association offers various programs, including monthly poetry readings and a student poetry contest. It also collaborates with the Long Island Poetry Collective to expand regional writing opportunities. The site's educational programs were inaugurated in 1987. The Walt Whitman Birthplace Association is operated in partnership with the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. The site has undergone restoration and renovation, including the construction of an Interpretive Center and the renovation of the Barn, now known as the Gathering House. Visitors can tour the birthplace, which is open on certain days of the week. The association also offers membership, which includes free admission to the site and exclusive newsletters. Donations can be made online, by phone, or by mail to support the association's mission.

Theatre venue

The Carriage House Players

Theatre venue · 180 Little Neck Rd

The Carriage House Players is a theatre company located in Centerport, NY. The company is dedicated to bringing contemporary and classical theatre to Long Island audiences. The Carriage House Players hold a yearly Summer Shakespeare Theatre Festival on the grounds of the Vanderbilt Museum and Planetarium on the Courtyard Stage. They also bring contemporary and thought-provoking plays to their intimate Carriage House venue. The company was formerly known as Arena Players, founded by Fred De Feis. After his retirement, a new board of directors was elected to carry on the Arena spirit and Fred's artistic vision. The Carriage House Players have a team that includes Evan Donnellan, Jordan Hue, and Mary Caulfield, who serve as executive director, artistic director, and director of finance, respectively. They have been involved in various productions, including Shakespeare plays and other theatrical works. The company can be contacted at 180 Little Neck Rd, Centerport, NY 11721, or by phone at 516-557-1207, or by email at info@carriagehouseplayers.org.

Historic site

The Thompson Building

Historic site · 24 Woodbine Ave

The Thompson Building is a historic landmark located in the Village of Northport, New York. It is an impressive late nineteenth century manufacturing building that features original architectural details, making it an iconic landmark. The building has a rich history and is home to retail, professional offices, and catering facilities. It will also soon have residential units, adding to its diverse range of uses. The Thompson Building is owned by Horseneck Associates LLC, which can be contacted for leasing opportunities or with any questions or comments about the building. The company has an office in Northport and can be reached by phone or fax. The building's history is documented by the Northport Historical Society, which provides information about the Edward Thompson Company and other aspects of the building's past. Historical photos of the building are also available. The Thompson Building is situated in the beautiful Village of Northport, making it a notable part of the local community. It can be contacted through its website or by mail at its office in Huntington.

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