Southeast Museum

Source: Oblong to the Hudson by Harry Wirth; 1976

Information here is for archival purposes, and is not current

The Southeast Museum, formerly the Southeast Town Hall, is typical of municipal architecture of the 1890's. Arched windows, ornate classical columns and a balustrade over a substantial entrance reflect a revival of the Baroque and monumental elements. The Arabesque arches over the dormers are a peculiar touch and echo the later Nineteenth Century's interest in Eastern and near-Eastern exotica.

Main Street. Brewster