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Upcoming Exhibitions

ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2021 ~ COMING SOON!

Fishers Island, Naturally:
A Photographic Celebration

This year’s Annual Exhibition and associated Special Exhibitions will open on July 1, 2021, both in the Museum and on this website.

Young eastern painted turtle on lily pad, Darby’s Cove, Peninsula, Fishers Island. Photo by Terry McNamara.

Annual exhibition sponsored by ALTUS Partners & CHUBB

2021 Special Exhibitions

A Closer Look: Photographs by Todd McCormack
2nd Floor Main Gallery

Evening Hunt
Great blue heron in Madeline Avenue pond

Monoprints by Genevieve Irwin
1st Floor Natural History Gallery

Sharp-shinned Hawk

Current Exhibition

ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2020 ~ VISIT THE VIRTUAL EXHIBIT

The Coastal Forts of Eastern Long Island Sound: Abandonment, Ruination and Repurposing

This year’s exhibition examines the current state of the fort properties that stretch across the Sound from Napatree Point, R.I., to Gardiners Point Island, N.Y.

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Annual exhibition sponsored by ALTUS Partners & CHUBB

Past Exhibitions & Special Displays

The Henry L. Ferguson Museum

The Museum hosts three main galleries that feature Fishers Island-related Archaeology (Prehistory), Natural History and History, as well as adjacent annual exhibition space and a reference library. In addition, the Museum holds and maintains a Land Trust with properties located on all sections of the Island.

COVID-19 UPDATE

The Museum will open its doors with regular visiting hours beginning July 1, 2021. The most recent CDC COVID-19 safety protocols will be followed. Any restrictions on the number of people allowed inside at a given time will be posted. For special appointments before July 1st, please contact Pierce Rafferty, HLFM Director, at the Museum’s landline, 631-788-7239, or fimuseum@fishersisland.net. The Museum’s Land Trust trail system is open for visitors.

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Battery Wooster, former site of two 8-inch disappearing guns, Fort Mansfield, Napatree Point, R.I. , circa 2011. Photo by John Leuba.

ANNUAL EXHIBITION 2020

The Coastal Forts of Eastern Long Island Sound: Abandonment, Ruination and Repurposing.
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