Diane Schwindt made a fantastic soup from scratch using only traditional tools and cooking methods. Anyone who has not seen her in action is missing out! ***** Highly recommend.
I was told I was born jan 3rd 1961(by Dr Manuel Partow) in roslyn hospital which it was the last year named
Roslyn Park hospital and October of 1961 it was renamed doctors hospital, I remember my mom having a surgery when I was about 6 1967 and the building looked like that, but I remember a long rolling hill out the back of the hospital does anyone know or have a arial or pic of the back of the hospital recently my 84 year old cousin was in sun down rehab there crazy... time flies spent many Sundays in the chalet also
I hope this talk has among the ladies mentioned Elinor Smith (Sullivan) the Flying Flapper of Freeport who sent numerous aviation records when she was 16 years old including flying under all the east river bridges on a dare (which was a federal offense and Mayor Jimmy Walker came to her defense)
A grand lady that I used to have dinner with along with other aviation notables from the early 1930s at a friends in house in Merrick 45-50 years ago
My Mom, Jeanie Hammer was a waitress there at the tea house in the 1960's, she waited on RFK. I remember spending a lot of time inside and outside of the Old Mill in the 1960's and 70's as a kid. Great memories will last forever. Thanks for restoring it, it truly is a Roslyn gem!
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On Wednesday July 7th. 2026, the theater seats were removed from the Roslyn. A sad day.
From Profiles: Roslyn Theater
On Wednesday 7th 2026, the theater seats were removed from the Roslyn. And the world keeps turning.
From Profiles: Roslyn Theater
This is such a special event! I wish I had been there with you for it.
From News: A Day Celebrating the Mills of Roslyn
Diane Schwindt made a fantastic soup from scratch using only traditional tools and cooking methods. Anyone who has not seen her in action is missing out! ***** Highly recommend.
From News: A Day Celebrating the Mills of Roslyn
Very interesting to see pictures of town before I was born.
From Profiles: Roslyn Silk Mill
I remember seeing "Love Story" and the "Summer of '42" there, in August 1971!
From News: An Inside Look: Trustees Tour the Roslyn Theater Renovation
My great great grandmother Nellie McCory turned it into a nursing home also
From Profiles: Charles Crooke Auchincloss House (Builtover/Whispered Wishes)
Do you have any records of farmhands, employees, who worked for Benjamin Stern, lived on estate 1917?
From Profiles: Thomas Clapham House (Stone House/Claraben Court/Wenlo)
I was told I was born jan 3rd 1961(by Dr Manuel Partow) in roslyn hospital which it was the last year named
Roslyn Park hospital and October of 1961 it was renamed doctors hospital, I remember my mom having a surgery when I was about 6 1967 and the building looked like that, but I remember a long rolling hill out the back of the hospital does anyone know or have a arial or pic of the back of the hospital recently my 84 year old cousin was in sun down rehab there crazy... time flies spent many Sundays in the chalet also
From Profiles: Belrose (Bonnieview/Roslyn Park Hospital/Long Island Doctors Hospital)
Can you visit this cemetery?
From Profiles: Townsend Cemetery
I hope this talk has among the ladies mentioned Elinor Smith (Sullivan) the Flying Flapper of Freeport who sent numerous aviation records when she was 16 years old including flying under all the east river bridges on a dare (which was a federal offense and Mayor Jimmy Walker came to her defense)
A grand lady that I used to have dinner with along with other aviation notables from the early 1930s at a friends in house in Merrick 45-50 years ago
From News: Roslyn Landmark Society Presents: Legendary Women of Long Island with Monica Randall
My Mom, Jeanie Hammer was a waitress there at the tea house in the 1960's, she waited on RFK. I remember spending a lot of time inside and outside of the Old Mill in the 1960's and 70's as a kid. Great memories will last forever. Thanks for restoring it, it truly is a Roslyn gem!
From News: Long Island Press: Roslyn Grist Mill restoration moves forward