Other Links
Facebook—Valley Stream Historical Society
The official Valley Stream Historical Society Facebook page that lists events, awards, and press releases related to the historical society.
Valley Stream Historical Society Facebook page
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Facebook—Valley Stream of Yesteryear
An excellent interactive site focusing on the history of Valley Stream. Lots of lively discussion regarding residents, businesses, buildings, waterways, etc. Be sure to check out the Photo Album feature on this site. Photos of Valley Stream have been separated into "albums" which makes looking for a particular photo that much easier. Curtiss Field, schools, businesses, streets, the library, the parks—all have their own albums. Take your time, and go for a virtual tour of our community. And don't forget to join the Valley Stream of Yesteryear Facebook page!
Valley Stream of Yesteryear Facebook page
Instagram—VSHISTORICAL
The Valley Stream Historical Society's Instagram page, "vshistorical," features wonderful vintage photos of Valley Stream. It is also a great place to find our latest event postings. With almost 2,000 followers, this site is a must for history buffs.
Valley Stream Historical Society - Instagram
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New York Heritage Digital Collections
The Valley Stream Historical Society teamed up with the Long Island Library Resoruces Council (LILRC), a tax-exempt non-profit regional, multi-type library organization to digitize selected portions of their archival collection, consisting of films, videos, booklets, and other documents. (In addtion, the LILRC also completed a comprehensive folder-level inventory and reogranization of the Society's archives.)
New York Heritage Digital Collections
Franklin Square Historical Society
The Franklin Square Historical Society was founded in 1976 as an invaluable community resource by its current President Paul van Wie, Ph.D. The society has a collection of hundreds of artifacts and a photography archive on display in the exhibit spaces of their new museum which opens 2020.
Franklin Square Historical Society
Historical Society of East Rockaway and Lynbrook
The Historical Society of East Rockaway and Lynbrook is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to preserving the history of their respective villages. Through their historical programs and speakers, the Society reaches out to the community and through our Annual Retrospective for every fourth-grade student we work to increase awareness of the history of East Rockaway and Lynbrook.
Historical Society of East Rockaway and Lynbrook
Malverne Historical & Preservation Society—The Society was founded on August 11, 1986. The Restoration, officially the Malverne Historical & Preservation Society/Joseph L. Landers Memorial Restoration, dates back to 1854 when eight acres of land were deeded to Samuel B. Shannon on which he built an English style "wing house." Mr. Shannon's heirs in 1920/1921 sold the property to Paul Lindner who owned Norwood. The following year, Paul Lindner sold the property to Melissa Ann Gregory, who, in 1924, sold it to a Dr. Christopher Stapleton and his wife Alice Sepple. In 1950, the deed to the property was transferred to the Stapleton's daughter, Alice Stapleton Walls, who lived there until her death in 1995. On February 23, 1996, the Malverne Historical & Preservation Society, purchased the house to be used as a restoration to display the society's memorabilia and collection. The Restoration was officially opened on June 2, 1996. The house was named in memory of Mrs. Landers' husband Joseph L. Landers, a father and forty-three-year resident of Malverne.
Malverne Historical & Preservation Society
Nassau County Historical Society
Nassau County Historical Society
Queens Historical Society