Agricultural Roots
Hallockville Museum Farm is a non-profit organization whose mission is to take visitors back to their agriculture roots.
Tours, summer camp, educational programs for children, barn and site rentals, weddings and parties, festivals and craft fairs: these are some of the ways that Hallockville Museum Farm connects visitors and the North Fork community of Long Island with shared agricultural roots.
Hallockville Musem Farm is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a Riverhead Town Landmark.
The Campus
The 28-acre farm preserves 18 historic houses, barns and outbuildings ranging from the mid-18th century Hallock Homestead to the Depression-era Chichanowitcz Farmhouse. Visitors can tour the museum's buildings, gardens and collections; experience real farming in the museum's fields; and meet Hallockville's friendly cows, sheep and chickens. Hallockville serves as an educational resource for all age groups to raise awareness of Eastern Long Island's agricultural heritage.
Partial support is provided by Suffolk County under the auspices of the Office of Cultural Affairs and the New York State Council of the Arts.
