“Undercover: Stories of Rum Running in Southold”

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Join us to
explore the exhibit: “Undercover: Stories of Rum Running in
Southold”, now through Sept. 18 at the Nautical Museum at Horton Point
Lighthouse.

The exhibit
explores the unexpected sites and fascinating stories linked to the history of
rum running in Southold during Prohibition.

The museum
is open weekends from 11:30 to 4:00, with the last day to view the exhibit
Sept. 18

While here,
you can explore the other artifacts and relics that detail the town’s rich
maritime history, and enjoy the spectacular views and scenic grounds.

Suggested
admission is $5 or $10 for families, and includes admission to the nearby Maple
Lane Complex of historic buildings.

Note:
Parking is available at the Lighthouse’s Park District lot for a $5 fee (if not
a Park District resident). Street parking is by Southold Town Permit only.