Long Island women played ball in their own league

A mid-20th century metro-area women's baseball league had three teams from Long Island.

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Upcoming Events

Wood and Water: Furniture on Long Island, 1660-1860

Sep24

Discover the work of the region's unsung craftspeople, including Quaker joiners, Black makers, women upholsterers, Dutch turners and Indigenous weavers, alongside the furniture they crafted and used, these objects reveal global networks of exchange, identity and innovation during a period of profound change

Where

Preservation Long Island

161 Main St.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-692-4664

Price

free

Curator’s Talk: Franklin Perrell

Sep27

Discover the profound influence of Long Island’s landscapes on the work of one of America’s greatest artists. In this fascinating lecture, Franklin Hill Perrell, curator of Tiffany: Artist of the Gilded Age, explores the breathtaking stained-glass windows Tiffany created for churches in Cold Spring Harbor, Roslyn, Huntington, Northport, Far Rockaway, and beyond. Learn how Tiffany’s deep appreciation for nature shaped these luminous masterpieces and how they connect to his paintings, offering fresh insight into the artist’s creative vision. Register

Where

Nassau County Museum of Art

1 Museum Dr.

Roslyn Harbor, NY

Phone

516-484-9338

Price

$20 Adult, $15 Senior, $10 Student

Beyond the Book: Washington's Spies

Sep30

Discussion of the nonfiction book "Washington's Spies: The Story of America's First Spy Ring" by Elizabeth Rose, register

Where

The Whaling Museum & Education Center

301 Main St.

Cold Spring Harbor, NY

Phone

631-367-3418

Price

$15

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