Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum

The Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum has been a vital cultural landmark in the East End since 1935, showcasing a rich collection of over 3,500 historical artifacts related to the maritime and commercial history of Sag Harbor. Housed in the iconic Benjamin Huntting House, a Neo-Gothic structure built in 1845, the museum highlights the village's historical evolution through diverse exhibits and educational programming.

With a mission to preserve and celebrate the culture of Sag Harbor, the museum engages the community through tours, lectures, music events, and a variety of programming tailored for local schools and families. As a certified National Treasure, it serves not only as a repository of local history but also as a platform for contemporary exhibits and community engagement.

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