The “Dusty” Program at The Stony Brook Grist Mill c. 1751
A Day in the Life of a Colonial Family
Youth Corps
Pond Ecology
Discovery Wetlands Cruise
Stony Brook Grist Mill, c. 1751
Medicine: Past, Present and Future
Electronic Explorations: The Salt Marsh Ecosystem Live!
Stony Brook Grist Mill, c. 1751
Windows Through Time: Journals of American Revolutionary War Spies
Running Scared, Running Free: Escape to the Promised Land
Erwin J. Ernst Marine Conservation Center (EMCC)
Running Scared, Running Free: Escape to the Promised Land
Medicine: Past, Present and Future – A Virtual Experience
A Taste of the Tavern at The Brewster House, c. 1665
Long Island Sound Connections
The Coastal Ecology Program
Knowledge is Power: Patriots, Slavery and Freedom in the American North
Salt Marsh Explorers
Become A Spy!
Become a Spy Goes Virtual!
Salt Marsh Detectives
Living Off the Land: A Day in the Life of a Native American Family
The Thompson House, circa 1709
Patriots and Poultices: A Doctor During the Revolutionary War
Living Off the Land: Long Island’s Original Inhabitants
WMHO Receives Prestigious Pinnacle Award
Stony Brook, NY – The Ward Melville Heritage Organization (WMHO) is proud to announce that it has received the Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration (CILC) Pinnacle Award for Distance Learning in 2017-2018. The Award is given annually to organizations that receive outstanding scores on program evaluations submitted by educators and other end users. Receiving the award indicates a remarkable quality of educational content and exceptional skill at program delivery. WMHO is recognized alongside the Andrew Jackson Hermitage, the New York Hall of Science and Cleveland Museum of Art. [Read More…]