Kindly inform the author that marriage between these families was likely not "intermarriage". Also, people are not "INterned" in cemeteries, they are "inTERRED". That said, is there a published history of these families that someone can recommend?
Writing this from Virginia…..In the mid-1950’s I had my tonsils removed there. I was probably around six years old. I recall, after the surgery, I was wheeled in to what appeared to a large sun porch with bright, airy, multi-paned windows. In retrospect it seems a very civilized way to recuperate.
The Horsfields settling mainly in Manhasset & Herricks. Unless you realized this already, Howard & Greg; I believe the property owned up until 1909 by “ I U Horsefield” in Herricks is in relation to Horsfield Family. To maintain access to I U Willets Rd from the Horsefield property, the LIMP organization built a overpass when developing the parkway. Bridge was known as the IU Willets or Horsefield overpass. Horsefield family then sold this property to the Cedar Heights Association, Refer to - www.vanderbiltcupraces.com
9 dollars for a cold cheeseburger the cheese wouldn't even melt. Imagine bringing one good food truck out. No sides for anything besides chips. If you want fireworks, uber here at 8:50.
Darroll-
In the hardcover book, ‘Harbor Hill Portrait of a House’, there is a partial list of staff on page 110. Listed as an ‘outside garden worker’ is the name ‘Angelo DiPaolo’. This could very well be a misprint or minor misinformation from the author.
If you’re interested, you may join the Roslyn Landmark Society, and at the moment, there is a promotional from the Landmark Society to receive the book for joining at a certain level.
I attended Wheatley High in Old Westbury graduating in 1968. We trained and ran against Roslyn High at RANG station which was the second hardest course we ran. Wheatley won the state championship in 1967.
Donna, no problem, you are all set for the 10:00 am walking tour and two refunds have been made. You are now also a 2022 member of the Roslyn Landmark Society with your registration.
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Kindly inform the author that marriage between these families was likely not "intermarriage". Also, people are not "INterned" in cemeteries, they are "inTERRED". That said, is there a published history of these families that someone can recommend?
From News: Restoration of the Horsfield Monument uncovers new discoveries for the Townsend Cemetery in East Hills
Under the Viaduct and on the way to Bar Beach
From News: Two amazing Fairchild aerials of the Village of Roslyn, the Viaduct and Hempstead Harbor taken on March 30, 1950
I see my childhood home on West Shore Road and my mothers store at 1376 Old Northern Blvd! Great pictures! Thanks for the memories!
From News: Two amazing Fairchild aerials of the Village of Roslyn, the Viaduct and Hempstead Harbor taken on March 30, 1950
This is really exciting! Keep it up
From News: The Roslyn Grist Mill Million Dollar Match Challenge: ended on June 30, 2021: The results will be announced in July
Writing this from Virginia…..In the mid-1950’s I had my tonsils removed there. I was probably around six years old. I recall, after the surgery, I was wheeled in to what appeared to a large sun porch with bright, airy, multi-paned windows. In retrospect it seems a very civilized way to recuperate.
From Profiles: Belrose (Bonnieview/Roslyn Park Hospital/Long Island Doctors Hospital)
The Horsfields settling mainly in Manhasset & Herricks. Unless you realized this already, Howard & Greg; I believe the property owned up until 1909 by “ I U Horsefield” in Herricks is in relation to Horsfield Family. To maintain access to I U Willets Rd from the Horsefield property, the LIMP organization built a overpass when developing the parkway. Bridge was known as the IU Willets or Horsefield overpass. Horsefield family then sold this property to the Cedar Heights Association, Refer to - www.vanderbiltcupraces.com
From News: Restoration of the Horsfield Monument uncovers new discoveries for the Townsend Cemetery in East Hills
9 dollars for a cold cheeseburger the cheese wouldn't even melt. Imagine bringing one good food truck out. No sides for anything besides chips. If you want fireworks, uber here at 8:50.
From News: The Village of East Hills 2023 fireworks celebration for East Hills' residents postponed until Monday
Darroll-
In the hardcover book, ‘Harbor Hill Portrait of a House’, there is a partial list of staff on page 110. Listed as an ‘outside garden worker’ is the name ‘Angelo DiPaolo’. This could very well be a misprint or minor misinformation from the author.
If you’re interested, you may join the Roslyn Landmark Society, and at the moment, there is a promotional from the Landmark Society to receive the book for joining at a certain level.
From Profiles: Harbor Hill Country Home (Estate of Clarence Mackay)
My mother told me that my grandfather, Dominick DiPaolo, was the head gardener on the estate. Do you have any records of his work there?
From Profiles: Harbor Hill Country Home (Estate of Clarence Mackay)
Nina's was located at 21 Main Street (see photo on the William Valentine Emporium page)
From News: Discovery from an Ebay Auction: Slide images of twelve Village of Roslyn storefronts as seen in April 1972
I attended Wheatley High in Old Westbury graduating in 1968. We trained and ran against Roslyn High at RANG station which was the second hardest course we ran. Wheatley won the state championship in 1967.
From Profiles: Roslyn Air National Guard Station
Donna, no problem, you are all set for the 10:00 am walking tour and two refunds have been made. You are now also a 2022 member of the Roslyn Landmark Society with your registration.
From News: Two Roslyn Landmark Society Walking Tours of historic Roslyn sold out- Details to follow next week