A. Kilpatrick's Store was Roslyn's candy and tobacco store in the early 1900s. The primary site of the store is now the north section of The Jolly Fisherman Restaurant. The northern section of the building is believed to be currently occupied by Schneider Architectural Works, 21 Main Street.

The store was described by Roslyn historian Roy W. Moger in a 1980article "Reminiscences of my boyhood in Roslyn" in The Roslyn News.

Circa 1900. Courtesy of the Eastman Family Collection.

Illustration from 1873 Beers, Comstock & Cline map.

Then (1910) & Now (2021)