History at Hallockville Program

The Hallockville Museum Farm re-connects the community with its agricultural heritage. The 28-acre farm preserves nineteen historic houses, barns and outbuildings ranging from the mid-18th century Hallock homestead to the Depression-era Cichanowicz farmhouse. Participants tour the museum’s buildings, gardens and collections; experience real farming in the museum’s fields; and meet Hallockville’s animals. Hallockville serves as an educational resource for all age-groups to raise awareness of Long Island’s agricultural heritage.

Join professional educators, historians, and local experts for a series of workshops devoted to sustainability, traditional crafts, food, and the immigrant experience.

The workshops are open to life long learners (everyone), including teachers and those seeking personal enrichment.

Depending on the requirements of individual school districts, teachers may have the opportunity to earn either professional development hours and/or a ½-credit toward salary increments.