If you lived through the 1970s, you know the decade is about more than orange shag carpets, platform shoes, avocado-colored walls, oversized Detroit “land yachts,” and spinning the Grease soundtrack on vinyl. It is layered and complex. Across Long Island, social, political, and demographic shifts fuel cultural and artistic innovation, even as new questions and vulnerabilities emerge.
The most complete collection of Apple computers in the United States, assembled and restored by a Long Island private collector, Kevin Lenane.
Complementing Video Games, this exhibition will highlight how Long Islanders have contributed to the history of video game development.
Discover the experiences of Long Island during and after the Revolutionary War, an area that was under martial law and British control longer than any other part of the American colonies.
Learn how video games are more than a mode of entertainment, and the important role digital games are playing in the lives of today’s youth.
The Long Island Museum
1200 Route 25A, Stony Brook, NY 11790
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