The main floor exhibits tools that built the mills, the gears and grinding platform, the seapoose, history of the mill, changing exhibits and the museum shop.

The outdoor deck is where we hold children’s activities and small receptions. It also is a nice place to sit and enjoy our Colonial garden.

The Benedict Potting Shed is used for making pottery and houses the Clay Art Guild of the Hamptons.

Uncle Fred’s workshop where Fred Benedict worked on all his amazing activities until 1952. A place where he tinkered, designed, and met with summer visitors. The Museum invites anyone who knew Fred Benedict of Water Mill, NY to contact us…

The early settlers depended on herbs and spices for medicinal and culinary uses.

The second floor at The Mill exhibits Water Mill’s first post office, local agricultural history, and Memorial of the men and women who served their country from the American Revolution thru the Gulf War.

This historic landmark sits on the Village Green in Water Mill, welcoming residents and visitors alike, as they pass through this quiet hamlet. Stop by the Water Mill Museum to see a video of the restoration of the wind mill…

The museum art gallery features a changing display of the works of artists and quilters throughout the season.

The gift shoppe is curated to offer Water Mill gifts for all ages and interests.