Explore the Second Floor at the Hallock Homestead Museum

We welcome you to view our new 360 tour of the upstairs of the Hallock Homestead Museum!

Click and drag anywhere on the image above to pan around in any direction and see the entire room. You can move to another room by clicking on the “Door” icon by each door, by clicking on the Floor Plan icon (bottom left), or by clicking on the image gallery (up arrow at the bottom middle) and choosing a different room.

Each room has 1 to 2 Hotspots (image icon), when clicked on will bring up a photo of that featured item. The “i” button will bring up a short description and the arrow button will bring you back to the room. More Hotspots will be added over time.

You can view the tour in full screen (double arrow icon bottom right).

FRIDAY, APRIL 18th & SATURDAY, APRIL 19th!
We have some special events planned this weekend and we hope you’ll join in.On Friday night you will see two lights shining in the window of the Hallock Museum as we remember Paul Revere’s ride 250 years ago when two lanterns were hung in Old North Church to warn the citizens that British were coming.  You are encouraged to also light “Two Lights to Remember” Friday night at your home or business.  From now through 2026 and beyond we will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in our exhibits and programs.
The next day communities are urged to do service projects so at 10am we are planning to work in the Noah Hallock Cemetery on Hallock Lane by cleaning the tombstones with appropriate cleaners.  Bring a bucket and a soft brush and pitch in.  The cemetery just received a new split rail fence courtesy of the Brookhaven Town Parks Dept. Thank you!!.Later Saturday afternoon a special event will take place at the Hallock Homestead Museum at 2pm when we join the Corridor of Peace Project and dedicate a Peace Pole in the front yard.  This project of the Rocky Point Rotary encompasses four school districts the club serves:  Rocky Point, Miller Place, Shoreham Wading River and Longwood.  We thank them for donating the Peace Pole which proclaims the message “May Peace Prevail on Earth” in 8 languages.  Please join us.