• Posted on Wednesday March 13, 2011

    The North Shore Historical Museum

    Preserving Yesterday for Tomorrow

    The Justices Court building in Glen Cove.

    The year 2007 celebrated the centennial of our home, the Justices Court Building in Glen Cove. Sterling Glen of Glen Cove has donated this historic building to the North Shore Historical Museum and the exterior renovation of the building has begun. The Courthouse, built in 1907, is listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places and is the ideal permanent home for the North Shore Historical Museum. Our plans are to fully restore this building, which has been vacant for over 10 years, and to preserve a piece of North Shore history for the future.


    Contact us


    North Shore Historical Museum

    PO Box 217

    140 Glen Street

    Glen Cove, NY 11542-0217

    Telephone: (516) 801-1191 — Fax: (516) 656-9725

    Email: Director@northshorehistoricalmuseum.org


    B O A R D    M E M B E R S
    President - Brian Mercadante
    Vice President - Victoria Crosby
    Vice President - Georgie Connette
    Treasurer - Chris Brooks
    Secretary - Carolyn Willson

    Museum Director - Colleen Yoder

       Gordon Allan

       Eve Califano

       Linda Darby

       Arthur Finer

       Rhoda Finer

       Dr. Richard Harris

       Joseph A. Mansi

       Nicole Menchise

       Dave Nieri

       Barry Rivadue

       Robert Staada


    F O U N D I N G    T R U S T E E S
    Susan Challender
    John McKay
    Brian Mercadante
    Carol Nelson
    Burt Singer
    Amy Tabor
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    Museum Opens in 1907 Justices Courthouse on January 19, 2013