The Dorothy and Ward Melville Carriage House Exhibitions:
	Coachman Driven Going Places: How Horse-Drawn Vehicles Shaped American Life A 19th Century Carriage Exposition Making Carriages: From Hometown Shop to Factory Firefighting Vehicles Children's Vehicles Carriages in Industrial America A Trip to Yesterday: L.I. in the Carriage Era

The Margaret Melville Blackwell History Museum Exhibitions: March 15 through June 8, 2008 Our Journeys/Our Stories: Portraits of Latino Achievement The Bayman's Art: Wildfowl Decoys of Long Island Permanent Exhibition at the Long Island Museum The Illusion of Reality: Period Miniature Rooms by Frederick Hicks

The Art Museum : February 9 through July 13, 2008 Bohemian Paradise: David Burliuk, Nicolai Cikovsky and the Hampton Bays Art Group Now through September 7, 2008 Country Scenes for City Patrons: Works by William Sidney Mount

Gardens & Historic Structures Mrs. Frank Melville Gardens created by nationally acclaimed landscape designer, Conni Cross Emma Lee Blackford Rockwell Herb Garden and the Pamela Friebely Memorial Garden designed and tended by the North Suffolk Garden Club The Nassakeag Schoolhouse (1877) The Samuel H. West Blacksmith Shop (1875) The Beaux-Arts Horse Trough and Fountain (1880) The Williamson Barn (1794) The Smith Carriage Shed (1867) The Smith-Rudyard Burial Ground (1796-1865)

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