it was either 1965 or 1966 in october, i remember the sky was lit up like a scene from gone with the wind the burning of atlanta. the huge stables and barn were burning and the smoke smelled of hickory , i imagine the beams of the structures were made of hickory. it was a huge fire and nothing remained, i believe today the site is the equestrian parking lot.
Wow. I work as a letter carrier in Farmingdale ny I came across this small cemetery at the corner of Grant and Rose st. I took a picture of the bolder that sits at the corner took a snap shot. And know trying to find out curiously how people went along in their daily life’s in Farmingdale
Wow. I work as a letter carrier in Farmingdale ny I came across this small cemetery at the corner of Grant and Rose st. I took a picture of the bolder that sits at the corner took a snap shot. And know trying to find out curiously how people went along in their daily life’s in Farmingdale
Nice job and a wonderful tradition of honoring the trees and hands!
Do you need extra hands as the efforts move forward with continued construction?
Thanks
Patrick
I was a member of this company tor over 10 years in the seventies. I was aghast when I learned the building is now a furniture store. What a slap in the face to the memory of Peter Lynch and all that went before that raised the money to build that beautiful building.
I booked a room for Jan 19th for The Janis Joplin Experience. I booked thru Tapestry by Hilton. The concert was canceled due to snow storm. It is reschedule for Jan 26. I was told by reservation desk, that I can not change date. They said they spoke to hotel management and they denied the change.bi spent almost $200 to see Lisa Polizzi. I'm not canceling just because. Thete is a snow storm and the concert was canceled. Please help.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 631-431-2887
I would really like to speak to a Manager!
Thank You....Elizabeth Flaherty
fascinating documents--is the mill older than the usual date of 1715? And in Bryant's grandson, Harold Goodwin's time, circa 1916, that its purpose was a museum, with some impressive artifacts--do they still exist? And this history indicates it should when completed again become a museum for Roslyn.
My mother's book about Sycamore Lodge was available at the Roslyn Library in the 1960 s. It may have more photos and sales records and include the spring cooled wine cellar and sycamore tree about 25 feet around.
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Great campaign to preserve history! 🏡🍷 It's amazing to see the community come together.
Have you visited this historic village store?
From News: Village store "Then & Now" easel/poster campaign launched by the Roslyn Landmark Society led by Roslyn Wine & Liquor
Great campaign to preserve history! 🏡🍷 It's amazing to see the community come together.
Have you visited this historic village store?
From News: Village store "Then & Now" easel/poster campaign launched by the Roslyn Landmark Society led by Roslyn Wine & Liquor
Exciting new chapter for Roslyn Wine & Liquor! Wishing them great success. 🍷
From News: Roslyn Times: New era starts for Roslyn Wine & Liquor, 1366 Old Northern Boulevard
it was either 1965 or 1966 in october, i remember the sky was lit up like a scene from gone with the wind the burning of atlanta. the huge stables and barn were burning and the smoke smelled of hickory , i imagine the beams of the structures were made of hickory. it was a huge fire and nothing remained, i believe today the site is the equestrian parking lot.
From News: Nearby Historic Hikes: Exploring the ruins of Charles Hudson's and King Zog's Knollwood in the Muttontown Preserve
Wow. I work as a letter carrier in Farmingdale ny I came across this small cemetery at the corner of Grant and Rose st. I took a picture of the bolder that sits at the corner took a snap shot. And know trying to find out curiously how people went along in their daily life’s in Farmingdale
From News: The Van Nostrand Family returns to their relatives' home on Main Street, Roslyn- The Van Nostrand-Starkins House
Wow. I work as a letter carrier in Farmingdale ny I came across this small cemetery at the corner of Grant and Rose st. I took a picture of the bolder that sits at the corner took a snap shot. And know trying to find out curiously how people went along in their daily life’s in Farmingdale
From News: The Van Nostrand Family returns to their relatives' home on Main Street, Roslyn- The Van Nostrand-Starkins House
Nice job and a wonderful tradition of honoring the trees and hands!
Do you need extra hands as the efforts move forward with continued construction?
Thanks
Patrick
From News: "Topping off” of Roslyn Grist Mill celebrates final installation of the historic structure's rafters
I was a member of this company tor over 10 years in the seventies. I was aghast when I learned the building is now a furniture store. What a slap in the face to the memory of Peter Lynch and all that went before that raised the money to build that beautiful building.
From Profiles: Rescue Hook & Ladder Company No. 1 Firehouse
I booked a room for Jan 19th for The Janis Joplin Experience. I booked thru Tapestry by Hilton. The concert was canceled due to snow storm. It is reschedule for Jan 26. I was told by reservation desk, that I can not change date. They said they spoke to hotel management and they denied the change.bi spent almost $200 to see Lisa Polizzi. I'm not canceling just because. Thete is a snow storm and the concert was canceled. Please help.
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 631-431-2887
I would really like to speak to a Manager!
Thank You....Elizabeth Flaherty
From Profiles: The Roslyn (formerly the Roslyn Claremont Hotel)
Napoleon Forget was my great grandfather. I have that picture of his blacksmith shop in the genealogy that my father put together.
From Profiles: Napoleon Forget Horse Shoeing & General Blacksmithing
fascinating documents--is the mill older than the usual date of 1715? And in Bryant's grandson, Harold Goodwin's time, circa 1916, that its purpose was a museum, with some impressive artifacts--do they still exist? And this history indicates it should when completed again become a museum for Roslyn.
From News: John Robison (Robinson), founder of the first Roslyn Grist Mill at the Head of Hempstead Harbor
My mother's book about Sycamore Lodge was available at the Roslyn Library in the 1960 s. It may have more photos and sales records and include the spring cooled wine cellar and sycamore tree about 25 feet around.
From Profiles: Clifton (Sycamore Lodge)