The Freeholder, "The History Magazine of the Town of Oyster Bay," is published quarterly by the Oyster Bay Historical Society with the generous assistance of private individuals. Comprised primarily of original articles of historical research and scholarship, The Freeholder is sent at no charge to members of the Oyster Bay Historical Society as a benefit of membership. The Preview below shows the contents of the current issue. A Sampler of articles from past issues is available, as are the Contents of past issues and an Index.

In this issue (Summer 2008):
THE DUTCH & AMERICAN RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE PART III	SCANDAL IN THE THIRD DEGREE	LONG ISLAND'S DEAD POET SOCIETY PART VI	SOCIETY PLANS FALL EVENTS
	New Amsterdam citizens implore Governor Stuyvesant to surrender to the vanquishing English. By Howard Pyle, 1910. From the Smithsonian Institution Collection.

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