Five Things You Must Do in Stony Brook
The city of Stony Brook is in York County of Pennsylvania. There are golf courses, museums, and other attractions in the city, which visitors can enjoy during their trip. Youngs Island, Stauket and many other places are nearby this town which travelers can also visit and enjoy a great time.
1. Golf at the H. Smith Richardson Golf Course: The golf course is an 18 hole golf course located at 611 Old Post Road. Golfers of all abilities can test their golfing skills at this golf course. Each hole is a challenge for any golfer and the clubhouse has a friendly atmosphere.
2. Local Museums: The Long Island Museum of American Art is home to a brilliant collection of art pieces that have received much acclaim. The noteworthy American artists pieces are displayed at the museum. The Margaret Melville Blackwell History Museum houses more than 16,000 works of art. A variety of exhibitions are held at both museums regularly showcasing popular artists.
3. Grist Mill of Stony Brook: The Mill is a historic site and is Long Island’s fully equipped Grist Mill. The place is a wonderful way to learn about the agriculture life of the village where farmers regularly took their corn for grinding. This mill is still in operation today and visitors can see the working mill and buy its products.
4. The Stony Brook University: The University is a great learning center and fosters research and education in different walks of life. The music departments regularly host productions of famous scores such as Messiah and operas are also produced from this university.
5. Cruise in the Wetlands in Discovery: The boat named Discovery of the Ward Melville Heritage Organization takes the visitors on a cruise of the wetlands. The wetland is spread over an area of 88 acres and there is also the University’s Marine Sciences Center on the boat to give more information on the natural life of the wetlands to the visitors.
