
Housed in the historic home of a whaling business owner, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Four rooms of portraits, garments, scrimshaw, harpoons, and whaling paraphernalia - the story of Sag Harbor from the 1700s through its heyday as a whaling hub.
A lot of people don't know how the village developed from whaling into what it is today. This is where you find out.
Open April to mid-October, but the museum opens its doors for off-season pop-ups like Sag Saturdays.
Walk under the whale jawbone arch at the entrance.
The gift shop is accessible - logo tees, insulated tumblers, housewares, nautical kids' toys, whaling-themed jewelry.
Come back in season to see the document signed by George Washington.
π Dec 13 β Harbor Night Lights
Canio's bookshop closed its doors, but the tradition returns β a holiday pop-up in the main gallery
π¨ Jan 11 β New Year, New Art
βοΈ Feb 8 β Winter Culture Crawl
πΈ Mar 8 β Spring Preview
π Apr 12 β Authors & Artists
πΆ May 10 β Music & Tastings
βοΈ Jun 14 β Season Finale
π Sag Harbor Whaling Museum
200 Main St, Sag Harbor, NY 11963, USA
Sag Harbor Whaling & Historical Museum


