Gift Shop

    Salt Hay Gift Shop

    The Lauder Museum maintains a small gift shop.

    It is open whenever the museum is open!

    We are proud to make available the following books honoring Amityville history.

    • All items are available for sale in the gift shop or by phone
    • To make a purchase by phone call 631.598.1486
    • All proceeds support the operation of the Lauder Museum Amityville Historical Society
    • Members receive a 10% discount on everything!

    A Walk Down Broadway

    by Amityville Historical Society

    The perfect complement to the walking tour. Expanded information about iconic local buildings on the main street, those still beautifully preserved and those lost.
    $24.99+ shipping & handling

    Amityville History Revisited 3rd edition

    by William T. Lauder

    Brief but Comprehensive History of Amityville
    $19.99+ shipping & handling

    The Streets of Amityville

    by Kate Sweeny

    A comprehensive book about the naming of all the streets in the village of Amityville
    $10.00+ shipping & handling

    My Amityville

    by Doug Robinson

    Doug describes growing up in Amityville during the 1950’s & 60’s
    $19.99 + shipping & handling

    The Last Bayman

    by Doug Robinson

    Doug’s first novel set-in probation era Amityville
    $19.99 + shipping & handling

    The Golden Avenue

    by Doug Robinson

    The stories of the famous and interesting people who have lived on Ocean Ave.
    $24.99+ shipping & handling

    Growing Up in Amityville

    Edited by Doug Robinson

    A collection of stories and memoirs by many people who grew up in Amityville.
    $19.99 + shipping & handling

    The Images of Amityville

    by the Amityville Historical Society

    An overview of the history of Amityville through photos.
    $21.99 + shipping & handling

    Postcard History Series

    by Karen Klein

    Featuring vintage images captured on postcards
    $21.99 + shipping & handling

    The Call of the Bay

    by Doug Robinson

    Although this wonderfully written charming story can stand alone, it is the sequel to The Last Baymen.  This is the story of Rob Wheeler, a young man who comes to Amityville in 1950 searching for the story of his father that his deceased mother would not share.

    $19.00 + shipping & handling

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