The Society has published a journal since 1937; it now appears annually. Dr. Natalie A. Naylor is the editor; the late Dr. Myron H. Luke was editor from 1950-1996. The most recent issue (volume 62, 2007) includes the following articles:

Benjamin F. Thompson: Long Island in the 1840s, with an Introduction and Notes by Natalie A. Naylor

Articles in the Nassau County Historical Society Journal, 1989-2003:
Barbuto, Domenica M. "Walter Restored Jones, Long Island Merchant Capitalist." 46 (1991): 19-26.
Bayles, Richard M. "Glimpses of Local Communities in the Late Nineteenth Century," edited by Natalie A. Naylor. 56 (2001): 28-38.
--. "Glimpes of Local Communities in the Late Nineteenth Century (Part 2)," edited by Natalie A. Naylor. 57 (2002): 41-44.
--. "Glimpses of Local Communities in the Late Nineteenth Century (Part 3)," 60 (2005): 34-38.
Bryant, William Cullen, II. "William Cullen Bryant, a Bicentennial." 49 (1994): 1-6.
Burrows, Edwin. "Gotham Without Long Island: Thinking the Unthinkable." 55 (2000): 39-48.
Calkins, Virginia. "Gardiner's Island: An American Lordship." 54 (1999): 8-22. (Written in 1957.)
Corbino, Marcia, "Jon Corbino and 'The Pleasures of the Bathing Beach': A Slice of Life in America, 1939," 59 (2004): 19-30.
Cornish, Alison. "Long Island State Parks in Nassau County." 52 (1997): 1-15.
Day, Lynda R. "Pathways to Freedom: African Americans in Eastern Queens County." 51 (1996): 1-11.
DeRiggi, Mildred Murphy. "A Tradition of Toleration: The Dutch, the English and the Quakers." 50 (1995): 16-23.
--. "John W. Davis and the Dedication of the Domus of the Nassau County Bar Association." 53 (1998): 21-24.
Document: Letter of General Washington with Instructions for Culper Jr on Using Invisible Ink, 1779," 61 (2006): 45-46.
Donaldson, Stewart. "A View of the Mackay Estate, Part One." Edited and with a Foreward and Biography of Stewart Donaldson by Myrna Sloam. 62 (2007): 1-11.
Douglas, Roy. "Serving Community and Country: The New York State School of Agriculture at Farmingdale, 1914-1919." 57 (2002): 13-27
--. "'Scorching' the Roads in Automobile Endurance Test Runs, 1901-1902." 58 (2003): 1-13.
Dunbaugh, Edwin L. "Webb Institute of Naval Architecture." 48 (1993): 13-22.
Ferrell, Merri McIntyre. "Fox Hunting on Long Island." 56 (2001): 1-10.
Fried, Heidi. "Early Jewish Settlement in Nassau County." 44 (1989): 21-33.
Fiore, Roberta, "The Legendary Lido Golf Course and the Origins of Lido Beach," 61 (2006): 28-36.
Gable, John. "The Rough Rider [Theodore Roosevelt] in War and Peace." 53 (1998): viii-7.
Guilfoyle, Tom. "From Field to Field" (aviation poem). 51 (1996): 36.
Hammond, Gary R. "The Mineola Fair: Mirror of a County's Growth." 54 (1999): 23-30.
Harrison, Robert L. "The [Henry Clay] Folgers and Shakespeare: A Long Island Story." 56 (2001): 11-18.
--. "Nassau County's Major League Baseball Players." 58 (2003): 23-29.
Heffernan, Thomas F. "Walt Whitman Here in Trimming Square on the Hempstead Plains." 48 (1993): 23-34.
Hicks, Henry. "The Hempstead Plains and its Flora." 58 (2003): 30-40.
Hunt, Harrison. "'Soldiers in Peace and Citizens in War': The Hempstead Light Guards Militia, 1836-1847." 45 (1990): 29-34.
--. "When Johnny Came Marching Home: Nassau County's Grand Army of the Republic Posts and Civil War Memorials." 50 (1995): 24-29.
Kelly, Barbara M. "Levittown: Opening a New Frontier." 47 (1992): 13-21.
Kelly, Carolyn. "Brief History of Aviation in Hicksville." 51 (1996): 30-35.
Krieg, Joann P., "Walt Whitman, Paumanok's Son," 60 (2005): 1-9.
Kreisel, Martha. "The [Contemporary] Long Island Murals of Hans Gabali." 56 (2001): 25-27.
Howlett, Charles F. "Hofstra University's Response to the Kent State Tragedy of May 1970." 62 (2007): 30-38.
Kuehhas, Thomas A. "The Reluctant Host, Controlling Company: The Military Occupation of Rock Hall, 1776." 47 (1992): 1-11.
Luke, Myron H. "Reminiscences of Forty Years as Editor." 45 (1990): 1-10.
--. "Portrait of a Long Island Historian: Jesse Merritt." 48 (1993): 1-12.
--. "St. George's Rectories [in Hempstead] and Their Long Island." 50 (1995): 1-15.
--. "Captain John Underhill and Long Island." 53 (1998): 25-33.
--. "The American Revolution on Long Island." 55 (2000): 1-16. (Reprinted from v. 32, 1972.)
Magnani, Edward. "Captain Daniel Youngs and His Order Book: Long Island During the Occupation, 1780-1783." 52 (1997): 27-31.
Mathews, Jane. "General Rosalie Jones, Long Island Suffragist." 47 (1992): 23-34.
McGee, Dorothy Horton. "A Townsend Heir Disappears." 44 (1989): 35-44.
Memorials: Arthur R. Parker, Jr. and C. H. Tunnicliffe Jones, 46 (1991): xiii-xvii; Preston R. Bassett, 47 (1992): x-xi; Nicholas August Meyer and Ruth L. Mandl, 50 (1995): vii, ix; Alfred Robbins Valentine, 51 (1996): ix; Nicholas L. Martone, 53 (1998): vii; Virginia Louise Calkins and Mabel Reid, 54 (1999): vii-ix; Myron H. Luke, John J. Burns, and Richard J. Rietheimer, 55 (2000): vii-xi; Julianne Lewis, 56 (2001): vii.
Morris, Joel J. "Hewlett Bay Park: The Hunting Club Connection." 49 (1994): 15-26.
--. "The Hewlett House 1749-1984: A Family History." 51 (1996): 12-18.
Naylor, Natalie A. "'In Deeds of Daring Rectitude': Winning Votes for Women in Nassau County and the Nation." 50 (1995): 30-44.
--. "The Formation of Nassau County." 53 (1998): 8-10.
--. "Chronological List of Publications by Myron H. Luke." 55 (2000): 13-16.
--. "Bibliography on Long Island and the American Revolution." 55 (2000): 17-21.
--. "Long Island's Gentleman Athlete: John Montgomery Ward" (1860-1925). 56 (2001): 19-24.
--. "Local History in Long Island's New Deal Murals," 59 (2004): 1-18.
--. "Hyde Park: A Vanished Long Island Estate," 61 (2006): 1-9.
--. "Benjamin F. Thompson: Long Island in the 1840s," 62 (2007): 12-21.
Rushmore, Robert P. "The Location of the First Hempstead Meetinghouse." 49 (1994): 7-14.
--. "Life on Old Long Island: An Essay Review." 57 (2002): 45.
--. "A Brief History of the Rushmore Homestead Farm in Uniondale," 59 (2004): 31-34.
--, "The See House in Garden City," 60 (2005): 10-15.
Seligman, Charlotte Leonhardt, "A Memoir of Life on a Long Island Farm in the 1890's." with an Introduction and Epilogue by Barbara Gray. 57 (2002): 1-12
Seyfried, Vincent F., "The Garden City Shuttle." 44 (1989): 47-52.
--. "The Garden City Hotel," 60 (2005): 16-21.
Smith, Julian Denton. "Plume Grass." 45 (1990): 37-41. (Reprint.)
Smits, Edward J. "Old Bethpage Village Restoration: A Perspective on its Twentieth Anniversary." 44 (1989): 1-19.
--. "The 75th Anniversary of the Nassau County Historical Society." 46 (1991): 1-7.
--. "Nassau County and American Civilization in the Twentieth Century." 53 (1998): 11-20.
--. "A Centennial History Discovery" (on the creation of Nassau County). 54 (1999): 1-7.
Spencer, Louisa Clark. "The Clarks of Clark Botanic Garden." 58 (2003): 14-22.
Spinzia, Judith A. "Artistry in Glass: Louis Comfort Tiffany's Legacy in Nassau County." 46 (1991): 9-17.
Spinzia, Raymond E. "Society Chameleons: Long Island's Gentlemen Spies." 55 (2000): 27-38.
Spinzia, Raymond E. and Judith A. "Gatsby: Myths and Realities of Long Island's North Shore Gold Coast." 52 (1997): 16-26.
--. "Long Island's Prominent North Shore Families: Their Estates and Their Country Homes," 61 (2006): 10-18.
Stoff, Joshua. "Charles Lindbergh's 1927 Non-stop Solo Flight." 57 (2002): 38-40.
Theodosiou, Constantine E., "Genesta Strong, 'The Oleo Lady,'" 60 (2005): 22-33.
Wie, Paul D. van. "The Rise of the Franklin Square Bank." 49 (1994): 27-37.
Wilson, Richard Guy, "'Harbor Hill' in Roslyn: The Residence of Clarence and Katherine Mackay," 61 (2006): 19-27.
Winsche, Richard A. "Bloodgood Haviland Cutter, The Long Island Farmer Poet." 45 (1990): 13-27.
--. "Thomas W. Murphy: The Wizard of the Reins." 51 (1996): 19-29.
--. "Bret Harte and 'The Legend of Glen Head.'" 55 (2000): 22-26.
--. "Jacques Lebaudy: Nassau County's "Emperor of Sahara." 57 (2002): 28-37.
--. "Nassau County's Forgotten Gambling Scandal," 59 (2004): 35-46.
--. "Charles Weir Beall and Frank Buck's Jungle Camp," 61 (2006): 37-44.
--. "General Joseph Hooker's Long Island Years, 1874-1879," 62 (2007): 22-29.

Not included in this listing are book reviews and notes, the editor's "Last Word," and the annual president's message.