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The
purpose of the Huntington Historical Society’s Resource Center and Archives is
to discover, collect, preserve, and make available for research books,
pamphlets, broadsides, newspapers, periodicals, photographs, maps, atlases,
manuscripts, audio-visual and other materials relevant to Huntington town
history. The society also collects material on those aspects of American,
Northeast, New York, and Long Island history which have substantially involved
or affected Huntington. In addition the Resource Center and Archives collects
reference material which support the objectives and programs of the Society
and of its museum.
The
Society holds library and archival materials totaling approximately 5,000 reference books, 128 bound periodical
volumes and newspapers, 650 lineal feet of
manuscript material, many
oral history recordings, 300
maps and atlases, microforms,
and 15,000 slides and approximately 250,000 photographs and postcards
relating primarily to the Town of
Huntington, central Long Island and its
surrounding environs.
The collection
continues to grow daily through the donation of family papers, business records,
photographs, ephemera and other materials of interest. If you have material you
would like to donate to the
Resource Center and
Archives please
contact us.
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