In a new series on Roslynlandmarks.org, walking tours of the historic Village of Roslyn are provided. First in the series is a tour of 26 buildings on the west side of Main Street from the Lincoln Building (2 Main Street) to Captain Jacob Mott Kirby Cottage (221 Main Street).
2 Main Street, Lincoln Building (Built 1926)
18 Main Street, John Willis Tenant House (Built 1840)
20 Main Street, George Allen Residence (Built 1830)
36 Main Street, George Allen Tenant House (Built 1835)
58 Main Street (See John F. Remsen House, 58 Glen Avenue)
60 Main Street, John Mott House (Built 1835)
72 Main Street, Oscar Seaman House, (Built 1901)
76 Main Street, Epenetus Oakley House, (Built 1835)
88 Main Street, Henry Clay Thorne House (Built 1845)
94 Main Street, Leonard Thorn House (Built 1836)
106 Main Street, James and William Smith House (Built 1836 & 1870)
108 Main Street, Roslyn Academy at Locust Hill (Built 1847)
110 Main Street, Hendrickson-Ely-Brower House (Built 1836)
130 Main Street, Williams-Cornell House (Built 1790)
140 Main Street, John S. Wood House (Built 1850)
148 Main Street, Samuel Dugan I House (Built 1855
150 Main Street, Williams-Wood-Wilson House (Built 1773)
180 Main Street, Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church Parsonage (Built 1824-1843)
188 Main Street, James Sexton House (Built 1849)
190 Main Street, Jerusha Dewey Stable (Built 1862)
190 Main Street, Warren S. Wilkey House (Built 1864)
198 Main Street, James Smith-Daniel Hegeman House (Built 1845)
219 Main Street, Captain Jacob Mott Kirby Tenant House (Built 1790)
221-B Main Street, Wallace Kirby Office (Built 1860)
221 Main Street, Van Nostrand-Starkins (Built 1680)
221 Main Street, Captain Jacob Mott Kirby Cottage (Built 1850)
1 Comments
Josephine Bellitte-Marsh
Growing up in Roslyn and I love the old houses.