North Shore Historical Museum

"Abandoned Trunks" Exhibit at NSHM

Gatsby Era costumes and accessories will be on display from May through Labor Day

Downton Abbey Meets Locust Valley

Author Amy Driscoll's presentation on April 3rd at the Museum

North Shore Historical Museum Opens

Museum Opens in 1907 Justices Courthouse on January 19, 2013

North Shore Historical Museum To Open

Museum Will Officially Open to the Public on January 19, 2013

2012 Lunch and Lecture Series

Hooray for Hollywood - and Long Island, Too!

Appointment of NSHM Director

Colleen E. Yoder, newly appointed Director of the North Shore Historical Museum

"The Doors Are Open" Sneak Preview

Museum Donors are honored on the plaques mounted in the Courtroom

Leather Panel in Main Courtroom Restored

The panel, located behind the Judge's bench, brings to life the original 1907 courtroom.

Original Jail House Door Re-Installed

The original door to the Court House jail cell has been located and re-hung.

2012 Lunch and Lecture Series

This year's series kicks off June 2nd with a tour and luncheon at Old Westbury Gardens.

Sen. Marcellino Visits Justices Court Building

Senator Marcellino views the work done in the building's restoration

Museum Board Tours Future Home

Board Members invited to view the progress of restoration of Justices Court Building

Sunset Cocktail Party Helps 'Open the Doors'

Celebrating the work accomplished towards restoration of this 100 year old building

NSHM 2011 Lunch and Lecture Series

History of Oyster Bay and a Tour of St. John's of Lattingtown

Summer Fundraiser at Webb Institute

An evening with the Constitution Jazz Band

Memories of the Old Courthouse

Former Judges discuss their memories of the courthouse.

Press Release: Interior Restoration Underway

NSHM Restoring Interior of Court Building

Press Release: NSHM Is Born

The Start of NSHM.

Press Release: NSHM Receives $150,000 Grant

NSHM Receives $150,000 Grant

History

The year 2007 celebrated the centennial of our home, the Justices' Court Building in Glen Cove.

The North Shore Historical Museum

Preserving Yesterday For Tomorrow