Quogue From On High
Aerial photographs of Quogue taken in June 2013.
Author: cvamurray
Walking Tour of Historic Jessup Avenue
For all you promenaders …
Virtual Tour of Quogue’s 1822 Schoolhouse
For a virtual tour of the 1822 Schoolhouse with Miss Lizabeth Griffin(g), a 19th century Quogue schoolteacher In the virtual tour of the 1822 Schoolhouse, QHS Board Trustee, Alison Strong […]
History of the Quogue Wildlife Refuge
Established in 1934, the Refuge has a fascinating history of ice harvesting and a nationwide waterfowl conservation movement. Learn all about the Refuge’s wild past in this virtual Zoom presentation […]
1822 Schoolhouse: History
In 1790, the country’s first census recorded 12 heads of households in Quogue and a population of almost 100. The earliest record of schooling in Quogue is from an 1795-96 […]
1822 Schoolhouse: 2019-2021 Restoration
Quogue’s 1822 one-room Schoolhouse, said to be the oldest surviving schoolhouse building on the East End of Long Island
Quogue through the Lens of George Bradford Brainerd, ca. 1875
As an accomplished amateur photographer, he almost always traveled with cameras, ones he had crafted himself.
A Moment in Time: Photographs of Quogue Village Streets, 1942
Along with founding families and historic houses, the streets of Quogue hold a special place in the character of the Village, laid out as they are in a shape reminiscent of a seashell.
Quogue’s Early 20th Century Postcards
The golden age of postcards in America spanned 1905 to 1915, coinciding with Quogue’s peak years as a bustling summer resort.