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Welcome To Our Website

The Greater Patchogue Historical Society is pleased to welcome you to our website. This website is here to inform others about things happening in Patchogue, especially those of historical significance. You will also be able to find information concerning the society such as "How to become a member", Meetings, and Special Events. Our goal is to keep Patchogue's past alive for future generations to enjoy. Enjoy the website and feel free to send us your comments.

"Scenes Along the Patchogue River" Dedication

 On June 9 the Robert Zoeller Mural was officially welcomed to its new home at the Patchogue Medford Library. Click here to read more....

 

GPHS Fundraiser Yard Sale - A Great Success!

Thank you to all who contributed items for our yard sale on May 22, and to all those who came out to support us. We are pleased to announce that we raised $1000 for the Mike Weiner Memorial Scholarship.

The two high school seniors who were this year's scholarship recipients are: Jarrett Culotta - Anne King Swezey Scholarship and Patrick Logan - Mike Weiner Memorial Scholarship. Good luck to both of you.

 

 

The Swan River School House Summer Hours

The Swan River School House on Roe Avenue in East Patchogue will be open to the public on several days throughout the summer. Click here for dates and times...