In 1865 stonemason Samuel Dugan built this stone bridge over Main Street in Roslyn that allowed the Long Island Railroad to link New York City to Glen Cove, The nearby Roslyn Railroad Station was first built in 1864 and replaced in 1887.

Due to the very narrow opening, the stone bridge was eventually taken down for a new bridge allowing two-way traffic.

View looking north circa 1865. Courtesy of Trainsarefun.com .

View circa 1935. Note the signs: Blow Horn and Keep to Right.

Then (1910) and Now (2021)- View looking north. Note: Mackay Estate Gate Lodge wall on the right.

Then (1910) and Now 2021- View looking south. Note: Mackay Estate Gate Lodge seen in the background.