| Miller Place - Mount Sinai Historical Society |
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| Welcome to the Miller Place-Mount Sinai Historical Society |
“We must remember and preserve the past so that the future can learn. We must continue the work of the founding members, to promote and encourage historical research, to share knowledge and a greater understanding of Miller Place and Mount Sinai. As members of the Society, we hold the keys to an integral part of the future. The Miller House, its outbuildings and the Hawkins House are and will continue to be living museums where people of the community can learn from the past. We just all work together to assure that these architectural and historic gems remain as cornerstones of the community."
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Then and Now
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As it was and as it is |
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Click here to see Miller Place and Mount Sinai as they were and are... |
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History
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Town History |
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Click here for a brief overview of the history of Miller Place and Mount Sinai |
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 Harry in the Barn |
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Latest News
Postman Pete Update - Wow! We had 282 children participate in the Postman Pete program this year. The weather was relatively mild and the children were excited to send their letters to the North Pole with Postman Pete in the old post office. Santa has already read each letter and responded to each child's home. This program grows each year thanks to the support of so many groups and individuals. Eighteen members of the Miller Place High School choral group joyfully led the families in carols both inside and outside the William Miller House. Special thanks to choral teacher, Mary Jeanne Stead and student organizer, Kara Koch. All participating students received well-deserved community service certificates. Thanks are also extended to the local businesses and individuals who contributed goods and or volunteered time to promote the success of this event: Stop & Shop, Brian Scotts American Restaurant, Gera Gardens, Carter Christmas Tree Farm, Artist Edith Gerstman, Liz Randall, Annette Walsh, Lorraine Mannarino, Christine Carter, Katie Mott, Concetta Fitton, Annmarie Reed, Peggy Clark, Emily Knecht, Barbara Bennett, and Carol Gumbrecht. Special thanks also to our former president, Edna Giffen, who provided guests with a demonstration of an old colonial craft. It was a great day - we look forward to 2010!
Upcoming Meetings
Please note future meetings will be posted here soon
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