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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Nassau County

 
Clickable Map of Nassau County, New York and Immediately Adjacent Jurisdictions image/svg+xml 2019-10-06 U.S. Census Bureau, Abe.suleiman; Lokal_Profil; HMdb.org; J.J.Prats/dc:title> https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Usa_counties_large.svg Nassau County, NY (278) Bronx County, NY (136) Queens County, NY (216) Suffolk County, NY (495) Westchester County, NY (304) Fairfield County, CT (460)  NassauCounty(278) Nassau County (278)  BronxCounty(136) Bronx County (136)  QueensCounty(216) Queens County (216)  SuffolkCounty(495) Suffolk County (495)  WestchesterCounty(304) Westchester County (304)  FairfieldCountyConnecticut(460) Fairfield County (460)
Mineola is the county seat for Nassau County
Adjacent to Nassau County, New York
      Bronx County (136)  
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      Suffolk County (495)  
      Westchester County (304)  
      Fairfield County, Connecticut (460)  
 
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101 New York, Nassau County, East Rockaway — Site Of
First Grist and Saw Mill Built By Joseph Haviland In 1688. Last Operators Charles Davison And Sons, Robert, Herbert, and John.Map (db m164239) HM
102 New York, Nassau County, East Rockaway — Site Of
Alexander Davison Home Son of Robt. Davison Revolutionary Soldier Whose Descendants Resided Here Until The Year 1921.Map (db m164242) HM
103 New York, Nassau County, East Rockaway — Site of Oven
First Oven for Public Use Sold By Aaron Alburtis To Issac Bloom in 1760. Bread Was Baked Here For Three Cents Twice A Week For NeighborsMap (db m169720) HM
104 New York, Nassau County, Farmingdale — Farmingdale Civil War Memorial
In honored memory of the Farmingdale area residents who served during the American Civil War 1861-1865 John Allen · Thomas Brawley · Andrew Conklin · Josiah Howell Culver, M.D. · Philip Darby · William Fleet · John Gannon · Platt . . . Map (db m126858) WM
105 New York, Nassau County, Farmingdale — Farmingdale Honor Roll World War 1917-1918
Allen, J.D. · Altese, J. · Bacarella, T. · Beierling, G. · Brand, S. · Brescia, W. · Barry, F. · Bausch, R. · Bausch, C. · Button, B. · Bolton, T. · Baldwin, F. · Bruckner, J. · Cassano, F. · Corali, J. · Costalla, C. · Christ, E. · Hafner, R.R. · . . . Map (db m127879) WM
106 New York, Nassau County, Farmingdale — Farmingdale Korea and Vietnam War Memorial
They gave their today for our tomorrow Korea Victor M. Pirowski Warren J. Schaefer Vietnam Christopher J. Barber Robert D. Cicio Raymond J. Enners Patrick J. Foran Don R. Huey James McCaffery John McCaffery Donald . . . Map (db m127238) WM
107 New York, Nassau County, Farmingdale — Farmingdale War Memorial
This memorial is dedicated to honor those from the Farmingdale area who gave their lives in defense of our country LCPL James D. Argentine USMC August 6, 2009 Afghanistan/OEFMap (db m126915) WM
108 New York, Nassau County, Farmingdale — Farmingdale World War II Memorial
An everlasting tribute to the men and women of Farmingdale who so unselfishly served their country and humanity in World War II 1941-1945 and in cherished memory of those who gave their lives ★ Antoniazzi, Henry · ★ Apold, Arnold · . . . Map (db m127926) WM
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109 New York, Nassau County, Farmingdale — Quaker Meeting House
Built and first meetings held 1698Map (db m133544) HM
110 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — 1779 House
Floral Park's oldest house Built by the Baily/Baylis family. Their homestead included family homes, farm buildings and acres of farmland.Map (db m139276) HM
111 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — American Legion
Organized in 1919, Floral Park Post 334 built this hall in 1924. It was constructed by and for military veterans.Map (db m139426) HM
112 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — Brigadier General Count Casimir Pulaski
. . . Map (db m127229) HM WM
113 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — Floral Park School
Founded in 1884, classes began in Sept. 1885. Later renamed John Lewis Childs School for Floral Park's founder and 1st president.Map (db m139377) HM
114 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — Floral Park World War II Memorial
Dedicated to those who made the supreme sacrifice in World War II Leon S. Burkowski • Billy Juchnowski Edward A. Collins • Walter J. Korrow James J. Doran, Jr. • Gerard G. Krug Stephen J. Merz • Joseph Radziski, Jr. Placed by . . . Map (db m106240) WM
115 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — Floral Theatre
Opened in 1927, it was home to both vaudeville and motion pictures and a few retail stores. In 1992 it became a banquet hall.Map (db m139371) HM
116 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — Masonic Temple
Originally a club in 1914, Masonic Lodge #1016 was chartered in 1923. The Masonic temple was built in 1925 and became a landmark.Map (db m139465) HM
117 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — Padre Pio — Pray for Us...
Born Francesco Forgione on May 25, 1887 in Pietrelcina, Italy. At the age of fifteen he became a Capuchin Monk and took the name of Pio. On August 10, 1910 he was ordained a Priest. On September 7, 1910 as he was praying, Padre Pio was visited . . . Map (db m127228) HM
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118 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — The First Church of Floral Park — Founded 1890
The Methodist Episcopal church was built to "the glory of God" and to be a lamp unto their feet" for the community.Map (db m139373) HM
119 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — Tyson Building
The oldest commercial building was built by George Tyson in 1894 and housed the post office.Map (db m139253) HM
120 New York, Nassau County, Floral Park — Vanderbilt Cup Race
The 1st major international auto race in the USA run on a public road. It ran thru Floral Park, Oct. 8, 1904.Map (db m139411) HM
121 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — "The LIGHTS Club"
Actors' & Vaudevillians club, 1916-1939. Members included Al Jolson, Will Rogers, Victor Moore, Florenz Ziegfeld, and John Philip Sousa. Map (db m133521) HM
122 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 350 — 60 Acre Golf Club
Opened on this site in 1900. Women & men members. 9 hole course. Clubhouse built by Wm. G. Miller, Village Pres. Sold at auction in 1912Map (db m132772) HM
123 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Al Grover's Spirit of Freeport
(English panel:) Built On Freeport's Nautical Mile This is the Actual Boat that Crossed The Atlantic Ocean Battling a Hurricane with Winds Over 100 MPH and Seas Over 25 Ft. This 26 Footer is Listed in the Guiness Book . . . Map (db m127224) HM
124 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 212 — Archer St. School
Opened in 1910 to serve students in south Freeport. This was an architectural duplicate of the Seaman Avenue School.Map (db m126906) HM
125 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 326 — Bayview Hose #3
Organized May 1895 Hose house on Atlantic Ave Stephen Lewis early foreman 1916 new house built here on land donated by Randall Co Map (db m126811) HM
126 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 329 — Bennington Park
Developed by W. Newton Bennington in 1902. Streets given to village in 1904. Later became an African American & Italian enclave.Map (db m127998) HM
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127 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — B'nai Israel Synagogue — 1921
Site of first Jewish synagogue in Freeport In 1971 occupied by St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church and the home of the Refuge Apostolic Church Of Christ in 1982 Map (db m133167) HM
128 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Boat Builders of Freeport
Boat builders have a long and colorful history in Freeport, beginning with the modest skiffs and dories used by baymen and fishermen, military craft used in World Wars I & II, followed by recreational fishing boats. With fewer fishermen and . . . Map (db m126911) HM
129 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 331 — Col. James Dean
1845-1918. Civil War veteran. President of Freeport & Freeport Club. Antique weapons collector. Former home on this site.Map (db m126817) HM
130 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 217 — Columbus Ave.
Built 1914. First school in Freeport with a gymnasium. John W. Dodd served as a principal here. Charles Hart was architect.Map (db m133066) HM
131 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Crystal Lake Hotel
Crystal Lake Hotel and cottage opened 1895 by Ward & Allie Frost. Accomodated 150 Guests. Destroyed by fire 1958.Map (db m126819) HM
132 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Exempt Firehouse
The oldest standing firehouse in Freeport. Built in 1913. Moved to present site in 1931Map (db m126758) HM
133 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 213 — Freeport Bank
Building erected in 1905 President was John J. Randall and Builder William G. Miller. Bank was organized in 1891.Map (db m106257) HM
134 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Freeport Historical Museum
Originally a bayman's cottage Built during the Civil War era Privately owned until 1961 when it was bought by the newly formed Freeport Historical SocietyMap (db m126854) HM
135 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Freeport Legends
"You know, this job could be pretty dangerous." ~ Reggie Jones 1996 We all know people who are legendary, either through the force of their personalities or their accomplishments, or a little of both. These memorable characters were known . . . Map (db m127424) HM
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136 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Freeport Memorial Library
Erected in 1924 Chartered In 1899 Dedicated to those heroes who gave their lives for our country. Map (db m134256) HM WM
137 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Freeport Memorial Library War Memorial
Their supreme sacrifice gave us our tomorrows ———————————————————Lost but not forgotten Civil War 1861-1865 Treadwell . . . Map (db m134275) WM
138 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Freeport Methodist Episcopal Church — 1891
Built by John J. Randall and William G. Miller in the Norman style Freeport's oldest house of worship Now known as the United Methodist Church Map (db m106258) HM
139 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Freeport Point Shipyard — 1924 - 1968
Founded by Fred and Mirto Scopinich built rumrunners, Coast Guard boats, commercial vessels, & air-sea rescue boats received Navy Excellence Award during WW II Map (db m126814) HM
140 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Freeport Post Office
Post Office 1933 Colonial Revival Style Treasury Art Project murals by William Gropper-1938 Listed on National Register Map (db m133505) HM
141 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Freeport's Nautical Mile
Freeport's rich maritime history is marked by oystering, clamming and boat-building. At the end of the 19th century, John Randall and William G. Miller dredged Woodcleft Canal, creating the largest working waterfront on the south shore of Long . . . Map (db m127239) HM
142 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — George Washington
George Washington passed this way on his 1790 journey through Long IslandMap (db m133478) HM
143 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Grist and Saw Mill
Site of Grist and saw mill of Daniel Raynor. Raynortown settled by Edward Raynor or his children, 1659 Map (db m126825) HM
144 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Guy Lombardo's House
710 S. Grove St. Band leader founded The Royal Canadians, popularized "Auld Lang Syne” on New Year's Eve. Produced musicals at Jones Beach Theater.Map (db m133504) HM
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145 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 214 — Kelby House
Home Of Robert H. Kelby ca. 1902, Librarian Of New York Historical Society from 1898 To 1920. Son Charles was NYS JudgeMap (db m126856) HM
146 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Miracle House 1906
Built in one day to spite a competitors efforts in a real estate development race. This forever changed the layout of Lena Avenue and added Wilson Place.Map (db m126869) HM
147 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Parrot Rifle
From USS Hartford - flagship of Admiral David Farragut during Battle of Mobile Bay August 1864 Presented to Freeport July 4, 1902Map (db m133522) HM
148 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Playland Park
A small scale Coney Island flourished from the 1920's until destroyed by fire in the early 1930'sMap (db m126859) HM
149 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 211 — Seaman Ave School
Opened 1908 to relieve overcrowding at Grove St. School. Attended by residents from northern section of village.Map (db m133067) HM
150 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — The First Public School in Freeport
Upon this site stood the first public school in Freeport This building was erected about 1820 and served as the first public school until 1852 Mr. John Rankin had the honor of being the first teacher to teach in this village . . . Map (db m106730) HM
151 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 215 — Trubia Rifle
Trophy gun obtained from the US Navy. Department was unveiled on July 4, 1902 by the DBP Mott Post of the Grand Army of the Republic. Map (db m133068) HM
152 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Two Shipwrecks and the Life Saving Service
In 1836 two Sailing ships The Bristol & The Mexico were wrecked near Long Beach 215 died in these two wrecks 139 bodies are buried in a mass grave in Lynbrook, N.Y. called The Mariners Burial Ground Many Freeport men & volunteers . . . Map (db m127701) HM
153 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — Village Hall - 1928
Also known as the Municipal Building. It was built to replicate Independence Hall in Philadelphia. Enlarged 1973 Map (db m114702) HM
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154 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 337 — Water and Power
Water Co. formed in 1894 Power house built in 1897 Both municipal utilities owned & operated by Village Voted on by Freeporters Map (db m126752) HM
155 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 216 — Woodcleft Canal
Dredged ca. 1897 by firm of Randall & Miller. John J. Randall was the father of Freeport & William G. Miller was a president.Map (db m127041) HM
156 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — 330 — Woodcleft Inn
First summer hotel in Freeport on this site 1897. Built by Randall & Miller. Sold 1907 to Society of St. Vincent De Paul as fresh air home Map (db m126821) HM
157 New York, Nassau County, Freeport — World War I Trench Mortar
Trophy cannon that saw service at San Mihiel   240 millimeter gun was obtained by DPB Mott Post GAR given to American Legion dedicated on Memorial Day 1921 Map (db m133328) HM
158 New York, Nassau County, Garden City — Camp Albert Mills
Site of Camp Albert Mills Established August 1917 A World War 1 Army Camp Used by the 42nd Infantry Known as the Rainbow DivisionMap (db m106913) HM
159 New York, Nassau County, Garden City — L I Motor Parkway Toll Lodge
This building was once one of ten Toll Lodges on the William K. Vanderbilt, Jr.'s : Long Island Motor Parkway, which existed from 1908 until 1938 and ran from Queens, through eastern Garden City, to Lake Ronkonkoma. The Garden City Lodge was located . . . Map (db m201538) HM
160 New York, Nassau County, Garden City — Lindbergh's Flight
On May 20, 1927, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh rose 1/4 mile west, from Roosevelt Field, Landing 33 Hours Later At Le Bourget Field, France.Map (db m175010) HM
161 New York, Nassau County, Garden City — Site of Camp Black
Which Existed May-Sept 1898 And Mobilized 14,000 Troops For The Spanish-American War In Cuba and Puerto RicoMap (db m179295) HM
162 New York, Nassau County, Garden City — Site of Camp Winfield Scott
Established August 1861. A Civil War Army Camp of Instruction. Commanded by General Thomas W. Sherman.Map (db m149783) HM
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163 New York, Nassau County, Garden City — To commemorate the 1st crossing from east to west and the 1st double crossing of the Atlantic by air
To commemorate the first crossing from east to west and the first double crossing of the Atlantic by air accomplished by the British airship R34 which left East Fortune Scotland on July 2nd 1919, landed Mineola Long Island on July 6th, and . . . Map (db m77713) HM
164 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Carpenters — 1914 World War 1918
In honor of the members of Local Union No. 1093 who served their country in the World War 1914 – 1918 Adam Donaldson • Frank S. Boday • Louis Myers • Edw. Nordstrom • Frank Hoebich • Everett Wicks • Patrick Hanlon • Daniel Murdock • Fred . . . Map (db m65203) HM
165 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Dosoris
("Wife's Dowry"), home of Benjamin Woolsey, Colonial Clergyman and Ancestor of several college presidentsMap (db m207152) HM
166 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — East Island
Bought From the Indians by Robert Williams, June 22, 1667. Home of J.P. Morgan 1909 - 1943Map (db m221007) HM
167 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Glen Cove Civil War Memorial
. . . Map (db m65206) HM WM
168 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Glen Cove Korea Memorial
. . . Map (db m65205) WM
169 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Glen Cove Vietnam Memorial
This tribute is dedicated to those veterans who gave the supreme sacrifice during the “Vietnam War” 1959 – 1975 ( Lower Marker : ) Francis Andrysiak Francis Arnett Richard Brown Charles Johnson John McCarthy Richard . . . Map (db m65188) WM
170 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Glen Cove WWI Memorial
Dedicated to the Glen Cove men who gave their lives in the First World War William Henry Albin • Harvey Brewster • John J. Butler • Luigi Capobianco • Earl Clinton Chadwick • Samuel Dawson • James Erwin Donahue • George Ford • Ralph William Francis . . . Map (db m65168) WM
171 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Glen Cove WWII Memorial
A tribute to the men of Glen Cove who gave their lives in the service of their country in the armed forces of the United States in World War II December 7, 1941          August 14, 1945 Abate, Victor • Becker, Valentine • Bessel, Solomon • . . . Map (db m65182) WM
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172 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — John E. Miller
In memory of John E. Miller Private – 2nd New York Calvary Born Glen Cove, New York 1841 Died Andersonville Prison, Georgia 1864Map (db m65163) HM
173 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Justice Court Building
Has Been Placed On The National Register Of Historic Places in 1990 By The United States Department of The InteriorMap (db m164244) HM
174 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Liberty Pole
Near this spot a flagpole was erected during the early days of the Civil War.Map (db m65070) HM
175 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Methodist Church
Founded in 1785 by Circuit Rider Ezekiel Cooper. One of the Oldest Methodist Organizations on Long IslandMap (db m207417) HM
176 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Polish American Freedom Fighters
Tribute to those Polish American Freedom Fighters who made the supreme sacrifice in First and Second World Wars Polish American War Veterans of Glen Cove and vicinity, inc. * 1982 *Map (db m65184) WM
177 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — R.R. Station
First train to New York from Glen Cove Glen Street May 16, 1867.Map (db m65073) HM
178 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Saw Mill
Erected on this Site By Joseph Carpenter in 1668.Map (db m221073) HM
179 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Sgt. Major Daniel J. Daly — United States Marine Corps
Medal of Honor Seige of Peking 1900 Medal of Honor Haitian Rebellion 1915 Navy Cross   1918 Distinguished Service Cross   1918 A native of Glen Cove, Dan Daly will live forever as a hero, a legend, a two time Medal of Honor winner and as a . . . Map (db m65166) HM
180 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — Starch Works
Located Here 1855. Largest Corn Starch Manufacturing Plant In The World Building Destroyed In The Great Fire of 1906Map (db m164187) HM
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181 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — 392 — Suffragists
Helen Sherman Pratt and Florence Gibb Pratt, sisters-in-law who advocated for women's voting rights ca. 1917, lived near here.Map (db m132686) HM
182 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — 447 — The Landing
Named for the steamboat wharf built here ca. 1829 by William Weeks serving the New York City to Glen Cove route until 1916.Map (db m132679) HM
183 New York, Nassau County, Glen Cove — The Place
The first settlers built their homes along this street in 1668Map (db m220447) HM
184 New York, Nassau County, Hempstead — Duke's Laws Convention
Held Near This Spot In Old Building 1664/5Map (db m151846) HM
185 New York, Nassau County, Hempstead — 190 — Hempstead Town Hall
Has Been Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2018 by the United States Department of InteriorMap (db m151894) HM
186 New York, Nassau County, Hewlett — This Home
Was given to John Hewlett by his Grandfather, George Hewlett, who came here from England in 1636. The home is still in the familyMap (db m190716) HM
187 New York, Nassau County, Hicksville — "Cantiag Woods"
Northwest corner of land conveyed by Indian deed to Robert Williams 1648 Rock placed as town boundary marker 1745Map (db m199954) HM
188 New York, Nassau County, Island Park — Louis Chimeri, Jr. Memorial
. . . Map (db m133858) WM
189 New York, Nassau County, Levittown — Site of the Grandstand
The official stand and the start and finish lines for the 4th, 5th and 6th Vanderbilt Cup races which ran from 1904-1910 on the Vanderbilt Motor Parkway The first concrete limited access highway in the United States The first American car to . . . Map (db m200013) HM
190 New York, Nassau County, Levittown — St. John of Jerusalem Chapel — Built 1856
German Methodist-Episcopal Mission Ancestors of the early congregants are buried in the adjoining cemetery.Map (db m200685) HM
191 New York, Nassau County, Levittown — Vanderbilt Motor Parkway Grandstand — Town of Hempstead Historical Site
Some of the Nations earliest motor races were viewed from the grandstand that stood near this site in 1908. 1908-1910Map (db m200014) HM
192 New York, Nassau County, Locust Valley — Quaker Meeting
Founded in 1671, Oldest Officially Organized Friends Meeting in the United States. Building Erected in 1725.Map (db m147990) HM
193 New York, Nassau County, Long Beach — Cobble Villa
Erected circa 1912 for the late Senator Reynolds, developer of City Of Long Beach. Placed on the National Register by the U.S. Department Of Interior. The Steele residence since 1978.Map (db m133479) HM
194 New York, Nassau County, Long Beach — The LIRR Station
The Long Beach Station was opened in 1909 soon after the closing of a station just to the south of here. The City of Long Beach and the LIRR renovated the station in 1986.Map (db m133235) HM
195 New York, Nassau County, Long Beach — Wreck of the Mexico (1837)
In October 1836, the 179-ton, three-masted American barque Mexico left Liverpool, England for New York, filled with cargo and immigrants, most of them Irish. The ship reached the entrance to New York Harbor after a stormy, 69-day . . . Map (db m133390) HM
196 New York, Nassau County, Lynbrook — 262 — Henri Charpentier
Early celebrity chef inventor of crκpes suzette. Opened original Henri Restaurant and Bar on this site in 1910. Map (db m128015) HM
197 New York, Nassau County, Lynbrook — Monahan's Crossing
For 29 Years John Monahan Raised And Lowered The Railroad Crossing Gates At This Site, Until The Tracks Were Elevated in 1938. During His Long Career He Saved Seven Lives. The LIRR Gave Him Several Medals Including a Hero's Service Button.Map (db m152199) HM
198 New York, Nassau County, Lynbrook — Rockville Cemetery and Bristol and Mexico Monument
The Rockville Cemetery and Bristol and Mexico Monument has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2015 by the United States Department of the Interior Map (db m143540) HM
199 New York, Nassau County, Lynbrook — The Sand Hole Church — Est. 1785
Isaac Denton deeded a 99'x 165' plot of land here in 1790 for the construction of a 20'x 30' Methodist meeting house. The congregation was formed in 1785 by the Rev. Philip Cox, who rode a 300-mile to serve his many Long Island congregations. A . . . Map (db m143256) HM
200 New York, Nassau County, Lynbrook — The Wreck of the Mexico - January 2, 1837
On December 31, 1836, after a long and difficult Atlantic Oceam crossing firom Liverpool, England, the 279-ton, three-masted, American-ownd barque Mesico finally arrived at the mouth of New York Harbor. The temperature in New York City was . . . Map (db m143539) HM

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