Educational · Workshop

Open Research Hours at The History Center

Explore local history archives during our dedicated open research hours at the library.

Wed, 5 Aug 2026 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (America/New_York) Port Washington Public Library Port Washington , New York
The History Center at the Port Washington Public Library invites the community to explore its extensive local archives during dedicated Open Research Hours. This session provides researchers, students, and history enthusiasts with direct access to historical documents, photographs, and the oral history project collection. Whether you are tracing family roots or investigating local landmarks, our staff is available to assist with your inquiries. Please note that all other research times require a prior appointment.

What to Expect

A quiet, focused environment for historical research with access to specialized local collections.

Who Should Attend

  • Local historians
  • Students
  • Genealogists
  • Community members
  • Researchers

Agenda Overview

Open research session from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
Venue & Address
Port Washington Public Library
1 Library Dr
Port Washington , New York – 11050
United States
Organizer
Port Washington Public Library · Library
A community hub providing resources, education, and historical preservation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an appointment?
No, open research hours are walk-in, but other times require an appointment.
Where is the History Center?
It is located on the 1st Floor in the South Wing of the library.
Is there a fee?
No, this is a free community service.
Can I bring my own research?
Yes, you are encouraged to bring your own projects.
Are staff available to help?
Yes, staff are on hand to assist with inquiries.
What collections are available?
We offer access to local history documents and the oral history project.
Tags
History Research Library Port Washington Archives Education
Summary
Access local history archives and collections during our weekly open research session at the library.
Highlights
  • Access to local archives
  • Oral history project resources
  • Historical document review
  • Expert staff assistance
  • Community research support
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