Greenport Yard Sales
The old whaling and shipbuilding port at the end of the rail line.
This weekend · August 8–9
A quiet week in Greenport
Nothing on the books yet for August 8–9.
Most sellers post a few days ahead, and the Friday email rounds up whatever lands.
The season here
2 sales have posted in Greenport so far this summer.
Anything new shows up here as soon as it's approved.
Selling this summer?
List your sale free and it shows up right here, plus in the Friday email.
Post a sale →Know before you go
When do sales start?
Most East End sales run Saturday mornings; each listing shows its exact hours and days.
How fresh is this page?
Every sale is checked by a real person before it appears, and the list refreshes overnight, so stale listings don't linger.
Can I map a route?
Yes. Save the sales you like and the planner turns each day's picks into an ordered route with directions.
About Greenport
Through the nineteenth century Greenport was a major American whaling and shipbuilding port, and the dense grid of small workers' houses behind Front Street and Main Street still reflects that era. The Long Island Rail Road reached Greenport in 1844, making it the original eastern terminus of the line and tying the village into New York City freight and passenger traffic.
The North Ferry to Shelter Island has run from the foot of Third Street for well over a century. The former Long Island Rail Road station now houses the East End Seaport Museum, and a 1920s carousel installed on the waterfront is part of the village's Mitchell Park.
The maritime history shows up regularly in estate and tag sales across the village's older blocks.
"Through the nineteenth century this was a major American whaling port."
Recently in Greenport
- Greenport Yard Sale on Sound RoadSat, Jun 13
- Cleaves Point Estate Sale in GreenportFri–Sat, Jun 5–6
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