Welcome to Setauket

Setauket was settled in 1655 by men wanting to buy land for English inverstors.   They traded items for the land with Warawakmy who was thought to be the leader of the Setalcott village.  Read more about the first residents of Setauket, the Native Americans.  To learn more about various places in Setauket choose a place by clicking on a picture below.

1718 Schoolhouse	Caroline Church	Culper Spy Ring
Emma S. Clark Library	The Fordham House	Frank Melville, Jr. Memorial Park    (This includes The Old Setauket Post Office, John Sattery House and Isaac Sattery House)
Patriot's Rock & the Battle of Setauket	Setauket Presbyterian Church	Roe Tavern
Setauket Rubber Factory	Setauket Elementary School	Setauket Neighborhood House
Setauket Village Green	Thompson House	Ward Melville: the school and the person
	Picture courtesy of the Three Village Historical Society Woodhull House