Tag: Long Island Landmarks

Long Island Lutheran Middle & High School is best known today as a Brookville school, but the property has a much older identity. At the […]

Drive through Old Westbury, Roslyn, Sands Point, Oyster Bay, Huntington or Lloyd Neck today and much of the landscape appears to be well-established Long Island […]

On August 28, 1910, The New York Times published an illustration of a bridge that was supposed to transform the Smith Point area. It was […]

A photograph taken by Eugene L. Armbruster in May 1924 shows Roe’s Hotel on the north side of East Main Street in Patchogue. Automobiles line […]

Long before most locals started calling it the “Fish Church,” Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church in Rocky Point was already being recognized as a local landmark. […]

If you’ve driven through Montauk, you know the building. It sits along Montauk Highway, set slightly back from the road, with its stone tower and […]

At the head of Hempstead Harbor in Roslyn, a wooden structure has has remained in place through centuries of conflict, changing economies and repeated rebuilding. […]

This old photograph, titled Down at Montauk Point, captures Montauk in an eerie yet calming mood that feels far removed from the destination people might […]

For nearly three decades, a large stretch of land in Rocky Point served as an outdoor movie theater where hundreds of cars would gather at […]