101 ► New York, Suffolk County, Dix Hills — Central Long Island — Historic New York —

The first settlers came from New England and in 1653 established Huntington. Settlements spread along the north shore and early in the 18th century to the south shore. Many of the newcomers obtained rights to their land from Wyandanch, a . . . — — Map (db m65089) HM

102 ► New York, Suffolk County, Dix Hills — Central Long Island — Historic New York —

The first settlers came from New England and in 1653 established Huntington. Settlements spread along the north shore and early in the 18th century to the south shore. Many of the newcomers obtained rights to their land from Wyandanch, a . . . — — Map (db m65090) HM

103 ► New York, Suffolk County, Dix Hills — Dix Hills —

'Here was located the wigwam of Dick Pechegan and the fields that he planted.' — — Map (db m139430) HM

104 ► New York, Suffolk County, Dix Hills — Half Hollow School —

Estab. 1895; One of two schools in Half Way Hollow Hills District used until 1931, then converted to a residence. Now home to the Half Hollow Historical Assoc. — — Map (db m139454) HM

105 ► New York, Suffolk County, Dix Hills — John Coltrane Home —

Musicians John & Alice Coltrane moved here in 1964. In this home, John composed the masterpiece "A Love Supreme" and Alice made innovative recordings. — — Map (db m139291) HM

106 ► New York, Suffolk County, Dix Hills — Long Island Motor Parkway —

First concrete limited access highway, built by W. K. Vanderbilt: A. Pardington engineer 1908 - 1910 — — Map (db m114682) HM

107 ► New York, Suffolk County, Dix Hills — Long Island Motor Parkway —

First concrete, limited access highway built by W. K. Vanderbilt; A. Pardington, Engineer 1908-1910 — — Map (db m139455) HM

108 ► New York, Suffolk County, Dix Hills — Squaw Pit Purchase —

The surrounding area was purchased from the Secatogue Indians on December 16, 1699 — — Map (db m139285) HM

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109 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Farmingdale — SUNY Farmingdale —

Founded 1912 State University of New York College at Farmingdale The oldest public college on Long Island   Established to serve the downstate community — — Map (db m133524) HM

110 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Farmingdale — World War II —

The men and women of Republic Aviation built 9,087 P-47 Thunderbolt fighters in E. Farmingdale for the USAAF: 1941-1945 — — Map (db m114778) HM

111 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Hampton — Clinton Academy —

Founded 1784 By Rev Dr. Buell. William Payne Was First Teacher. It Was The First Academy Chartered By State Board of Regents. — — Map (db m148315) HM

112 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Hampton — First Sheep Fold Site 1684 —

East Hampton townsmen under care of a shepherd herded earmarked sheep in this common pasturage — — Map (db m114782) HM

113 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Hampton — Indian Landmark Buc-Usk-Kil —

Whooping-Boys-Hollow, Resting Place Of Body of Sachem Poggatticut, When Borne to Montauk For Burial, May 1651 — — Map (db m148091) HM

114 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Hampton — 371 — May Groot Manson — 1859-1917 —

Home of Leader of Woman Suffrage League of East Hampton & Women's Political Union of Suffolk County. Buried Cedar Lawn Cemetery. — — Map (db m148314) HM

115 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Hampton — Town Church —

Largest and Most Costly on Long Island. Used 1717-1861 Here Were Ordained Samuel Buel, Samson Occom, Lyman Beecher, and Stephen Mershom — — Map (db m148313) HM

116 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Hampton — Town of East Hampton —

Founded 1648. First Church 1652. First Academy in the State of New York. Gov. Nicolls Patent 1666-7. Gov. Dongan Patent 1686. — — Map (db m140090) HM

117 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Islip — Brookwood Hall —

Site of Stellenwerf's Lake House Hotel 1856-1894. Mansion built by H.K. Knapp in 1903. Knapp and Thorne estates until 1941. Orphan Asylum of Brooklyn 1942-1995. — — Map (db m108391) HM

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118 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Islip — Great River Depot —

1867-76 Southside RR, LIRR acquired 1880. 1897 Depot built, burned 1943. 1999 EIHS moved shelter to south side. Platform added 2000. Hist. Landmark Preservation cte. — — Map (db m114704) HM

119 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — East Northport Library — In Memory of Frank G. Becher —

. . . — — Map (db m148982) HM

120 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — First Larkfield Post Office — In Memory of Frank G. Becher —

Site of first Larkfield Post Office – 1896 in Chester Smith’s Store. Moved across street in 1909. In 1910, it was re-named East Northport. In memory of Frank G. Becher — — Map (db m148823) HM

121 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — Hotel Row — In Memory of Frank G. Becher —

In early 1900’s, Leighton’s Hotel was located north of the R.R. tracks. South of the tracks was Larkfield Inn, later known as Mortensen’s Hotel, still later as Powell’s Hotel. — — Map (db m148781) HM

122 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — Northport Railroad Station — In Memory of Frank G. Becher —

Original Station was 1 1/2 miles Northwest which Remained Open from 1867-1899. This Station Opened 1873-Also Called Northport. — — Map (db m214560) HM

123 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — Oaks Cemetery —

In Memory of Ephram Oakes, a Soldier of the Revolution who Fought with General Montgomery at the Siege of Quebec   1753-1846 — — Map (db m148342) HM

124 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — Site of Mabel F. Carrl Farmhouse — Town of Huntington —

Which stood here from the early 1800's to 1998. This was a working farm for more than 150 years. — — Map (db m150204) HM

125 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — Site of Northport Farmers Club — In Memory of Frank G. Becher —

Processing Plant Built in 1896. Originally Made Pickles & Saurkraut Converted To Creamery In 1898. After Several Years, Produced Pickles & Sauerkraut Again Until 1915. — — Map (db m173165) HM

126 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — Soper (Later Rothman) Pickle Works 1892-1961 — In Memory of Frank G. Becher —

Produced Pickles and Sauerkraut Sold All Over the East. Building Was Demolished 1966. — — Map (db m148981) HM

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127 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Northport — Trolley Stop — In Memory of Frank G. Becher —

Site of Trolley Stop From 1902 until 1924 trollies ran from the East Northport Railroad station to the foot of Main Street in Northport. In memory of Frank G. Becher — — Map (db m148825) HM

128 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Patchogue — 427 — Monorail —

Site of Boynton's Bicycle Railroad. Two mile electrified track ran from Hagerman to Great South Bay in 1890s. Dismantled 1904. — — Map (db m127595) HM

129 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Patchogue — Squire Mott Grist Mill —

Near this site in 1814, Charles "Squire” Mott constructed a dam at Swan River and put a grist mill on it and, adjacent to it, a home. Mills like Squire Mott's, and later factories on Patchogue's three streams, established it as . . . — — Map (db m132647) HM

130 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Patchogue — The Avery Homestead —

(right plaque:) Site of a homestead. This is part of land sold by Tobaccus, Sachem of Unkechaug Indians, to Gov. John Winthrop of Connecticut in 1664, extending from Bellport through Bluepoint, from Great South Bay to the middle of the . . . — — Map (db m133904) HM

131 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Patchogue — VFW Post 8300 War Memorial —

Dedicated to the deceased members of Post 8300 V.F.W. and all those that made the supreme sacrifice in the service of our country. — — Map (db m175113) WM

132 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Setauket — Abraham Woodhull —

Friend and confidant of George Washington. Head of Long Island Secret Service during the Revolution, and operated under the alias of Samuel Culper, Sr. To him and his associates have been credited a large share in the success of the Army of the . . . — — Map (db m96628) HM

133 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Setauket — Benjamin Tallmadge —

. . . — — Map (db m53683) HM

134 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Setauket — Richard Woodhull —

Patentee and first magistrate of Setauket. Born in Thenford, Northhamptonshire, England, 13 September 1620. Died in Setauket, 17 October 1690.Michael Gressel, Sculptor — — Map (db m53684) HM

135 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Setauket — Roe Tavern —

Roe Tavern stood here. 1703 - 1936 Washington spent the night here April 22, 1790. Austin Roe, inn keeper, was one of Washington’s spies. — — Map (db m53625) HM

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136 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Setauket — Selah B. Strong - Kate Strong House —

“The Cedars” Built in 1879 by Selah B. Strong. Home of the renowned local historian Miss Kate Wheeler Strong. Frederick Diaper, architect Private home — — Map (db m65112) HM

137 ► New York, Suffolk County, East Setauket — Zachariah Hawkins —

This stone commemorates the life of Zachariah Hawkins Baptized at Charlestown, Mass. Oct. 25, 1639. Died and perhaps buried in this churchyard 1699. He was among early settlers of Setauket, L.I. N.Y. and a prominent citizen. He was an original . . . — — Map (db m65209) HM

138 ► New York, Suffolk County, Eastport — Eastport Roll Of Honor —

World War II ★Krtivski, Nicholas • ★Pettens, Everett Akeson, Arthur • Albin, Kathryn M. • Alfred, Richard F. • Blind, Brewster • Blind, Herman B. • Borakowski, Stephan • Brown, Herbert F. • Bubka, Charles • Butler, Rowland . . . — — Map (db m175683) WM

139 ► New York, Suffolk County, Eastport — Eastport WWI Memorial —

1917 · Veterans of the World War · 1918 Otto Schmeltzer · Thomas Layburn · Otto C. Blind · Benjamin G. Blind · William A. Bell · Irving S. Brown · Leonard N. Griffing · Millard C. Jayne · Dr. L.P. Hoole · Robert F. Ketcham · Tracy B. Ketcham · . . . — — Map (db m175388) WM

140 ► New York, Suffolk County, Eastport — Town of Southampton —

Founded 1640. First church 1640. Andross patent 1676. Dongan patent 1686. Oldest English colony in the State of New York — — Map (db m175382) HM

141 ► New York, Suffolk County, Eatons Neck — Buried Village —

In Memory of the Indians Who lived in our town from 2500 BC to 1000 AD. They left behind part of themselves and their ways. — — Map (db m148378) HM

142 ► New York, Suffolk County, Eatons Neck — Eatons Neck —

Home of John Sloss Hobart. Revolutionary War Patriot, U.S. Senator & Judge. He Mortgaged all but Honor to Found This Nation. — — Map (db m148373) HM

143 ► New York, Suffolk County, Flanders — Big Duck Ranch —

has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2008 by the United States Department of the Interior — — Map (db m140524) HM

144 ► New York, Suffolk County, Fort Salonga — Battle of Fort Slongo —

Battle of Fort Slongo took place near this site on Oct. 3, 1781. American forces defeated British forces holding Fort Slongo. Donated by Ft. Salonga Assoc. — — Map (db m148347) HM

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145 ► New York, Suffolk County, Fort Salonga — 64 — Richard Smith — Legends & Lore —

Richard Smith Rested here during his legendary bull ride. Lunched on bread and cheese giving valley and road their names. — — Map (db m148340) HM

146 ► New York, Suffolk County, Fort Salonga — Summer Home of Booker T. Washington — (1856 - 1915) — Town of Huntington —

Black Educator, Author, Founder of Tuskegee Univ. Spent Summers here 1911-1915. — — Map (db m147985) HM

147 ► New York, Suffolk County, Fort Salonga — The Osterby House —

Large 18th c. house was boarding house for brickyard workers. Site of illegal liquor sales, knife fights, threats and a deadly fire. Current house built 1900. — — Map (db m149111) HM

148 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — Hay Rake —

This rake is an original piece of Cutting farm equipment. Initially it was designed to be pulled by a horse, but was later adapted for tractor use. Hay was grown on many of the fields on this estate. It was cut with sickle bar mowers such as the . . . — — Map (db m147224) HM

149 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — Locust Bridge —

In the late 1800s a bridge was built from here over West Brook to what was called "Paradise." The bridge provided Mr. Cutting with a direct route to the South Side Sportsmen's Club, where he was a member. The bridge was built with locally cut . . . — — Map (db m114734) HM

150 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — Manure Spreader —

This is an original Cutting farm implement. It was designed to be tractor drawn. It spread horse and cow manure out on farm fields as fertilizer. The concrete bins behind this machine was where the manure was composted before being spread. The . . . — — Map (db m147225) HM

151 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — Neighbor Across the Way —

Across the river from Bayard Cutting Arboretum stands the large red-brick and gray-stone structure that was part of William Kissam Vanderbilt's estate. W. K. Vanderbilt's "Idle Hour," a 110-room, English-style mansion, was designed by Richard . . . — — Map (db m114711) HM

152 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — Oliver Farm Plow —

This double furrow plow was built by the Oliver Implement Company. It was tractor drawn and used to turn the fields for planting. The round disc in front of each plow share was used to cut vines, stems and roots. These discs, called coulters, would . . . — — Map (db m147226) HM

153 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — Sickle Bar Mower —

This is an International Harvester Sickle Bar Mower from around 1900. It was originally designed to be horse drawn but this particular piece was modified in later years to be tractor drawn. These mowers were used to cut the hay on the many farm . . . — — Map (db m147227) HM

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154 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — Spike Tooth Harrow —

This spike tooth harrow is original Cutting farm equipment. It was originally designed to be horse drawn. The harrow was dragged across the freshly plowed fields to break the dirt clods and level the ground in preparation for planting. — — Map (db m147228) HM

155 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — The Connetquot River —

The Connetquot River begins as a small creek and grows into a wide river near its southern end. The body of water in front of you is the Connetquot River. It meanders 11 miles from the center of Long Island, through the Pine Barrens, and into . . . — — Map (db m147232) HM

156 ► New York, Suffolk County, Great River — The Country Home —

This magnificent 68-room mansion, called Westbrook, was the country home of William Bayard Cutting (1850-1912) and his beloved wife Olivia (1855-1949). Their main residence was in New York City. W. B. Cutting was an industrialist involved in . . . — — Map (db m114708) HM

157 ► New York, Suffolk County, Greenlawn — Dedicated to Those Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice —

Front of monument: Dedicated to Those Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice Village of Greenlawn 1960 ,br> Back of monument: A Tribute to Those Who Served in the World War From Greenlawn Gold Lacker, Cec. W Bailey, John W Cobb, George W Cobb, . . . — — Map (db m180901) WM

158 ► New York, Suffolk County, Greenlawn — 786 — Fay Kellogg —

1871-1918. Greenlawn summer resident called foremost woman architect in US designed this bungalow for use as a post office in 1911. — — Map (db m203751) HM

159 ► New York, Suffolk County, Greenlawn — Old Field —

Now Greenlawn, settled shortly after the first purchase of 1653 from the Matinecock Indians — — Map (db m148394) HM

160 ► New York, Suffolk County, Greenport, North Fork — Fire Fighter — Has been designated a National Historic Landmark —

This vessel possesses national significance in commemorating the History of the United States of America Designed by Naval Architect William Francis Gibbs and built by the United Shipyards of Staten Island in 1938, Fire Fighter . . . — — Map (db m114753) HM

161 ► New York, Suffolk County, Halesite — Cross Island Trolley — Town of Huntington —

1898-1927 North Terminus of the Trolley from Halesite to Amityville. — — Map (db m149959) HM

162 ► New York, Suffolk County, Halesite — Ketewomoke Y.C. —

Built in 1914 Oldest Yacht Club Building On L.I. Abstract Painter Arthur Dove Lived Here 1929-33 — — Map (db m148338) HM

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163 ► New York, Suffolk County, Hampton Bays — Indian Preacher — Rev. Paul Cuffee —

Grave of Rev. Paul Cuffee of the Shinnecock Tribe 1790-1812. Grandson and successor to Rev. Peter John and Samson Occum. — — Map (db m36921) HM

164 ► New York, Suffolk County, Hampton Bays — Shinnecock Canal —

Constructed Between 1884 And 1892. First N.Y.S. Salt Water Canal Site of Native American Portage Connects Shinnecock Bay With Great Peconic Bay. — — Map (db m152483) HM

165 ► New York, Suffolk County, Hauppauge — Captured and Missing Americans in South East Asia Memorial —

A Living Symbol of Hope Dedicated to the Courage Sacrifice and Loyalty of Captured and Missing Americans in South East Asia Capt. James P. Mehl, USN · Col. Peter J. Frederick, USAF · Col. John F. O'Grady, USAF · Major Ronald E. . . . — — Map (db m121072) WM

166 ► New York, Suffolk County, Hauppauge — Gold Star Families War Memorial —

. . . — — Map (db m121032) WM

167 ► New York, Suffolk County, Hauppauge — Kerry P. Hein Memorial —

. . . — — Map (db m121061) WM

168 ► New York, Suffolk County, Hauppauge — Persian Gulf and Middle East Wars Memorial —

Dedicated to The men and women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States of America during The Persian Gulf and Middle East Wars 1990 - The Fight For Freedom — — Map (db m122574) WM

169 ► New York, Suffolk County, Hauppauge — Vietnam War Memorial —

Dedicated to the men and women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States during the Vietnam War 1961-1975 Longest War In U.S. History — — Map (db m121346) WM

170 ► New York, Suffolk County, Hauppauge — Women of the Armed Forces Memorial —

Honoring Women of the Armed Forces — — Map (db m121030) WM

171 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — “The Forgotten War” —

The Korean War left an enormous legacy that has changed the very course of the world. The struggle not only saved the southern half of the Korean peninsula from Communist despotism, but also set it on the road toward democracy. 54,246 American Dead . . . — — Map (db m214381) HM

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172 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — 882 — Applecroft —

Home of Christine Frederick, economist & efficiency expert. Conducted experiments here to standardize household tasks, ca. 1920. — — Map (db m194051) HM

173 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Bethel A.M.E. Church —

Incorporated in 1843. Moved in 1845 to the building called “The Seminary” standing here at that time. — — Map (db m53674) HM

174 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Booker T. Washington —

Civil rights activist, advocate for self-reliance summered in Huntington 1907-14. Lectured & taught Sunday school in town. Owned this building for income. — — Map (db m210891) HM

175 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Carll House —

This Is The Only Example Of Early Hewn Overhang Salt Box Architecture On Long Island Built About 1740 — — Map (db m148777) HM

176 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Conklin House —

From c. 1750 to 1911, Home to the Conklin Family, including David Conklin, A British Prisoner in 1777, One of the First Museums on Long Island. — — Map (db m147983) HM

177 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Constitution Oak —

Dedicated on the 200th anniversary of New York States ratification of the U.S. Constitution July 26, 1788. — — Map (db m53637) HM

178 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Declaration of Rights —

“That every freeman’s property is absolutely his own . . . ” June 21, 1774 — — Map (db m214371) HM

179 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Earliest Church —

The first church in Huntington was built here in 1665. A new church was built up the hill to the east in 1715. The old church was sold at auction in 1717 for £5. 2S. — — Map (db m239544) HM

180 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Fire Department —

This bldg. housed the first motorized fire engines on L.I. and was the site of the Huntington Fire Department from 1911 to 1958. — — Map (db m139403) HM

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181 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Fire Department —

Huntington Manor's FD's HQ Stood At This Site From 1903-1971 When the Department Moved to 1650 New York Avenue — — Map (db m148332) HM

182 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — First Synagogue —

Built 1911 for the Huntington Hebrew Congregation which was Incorporated in 1907, and Moved to Woodhull Road 1934. And Park Avenue 1961 — — Map (db m148320) HM

183 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Fort Golgotha —

This cemetery Huntington’s First Burial-Place was opened about 1700. Within its limits, in 1782, Fort Golgotha was built and occupied by British troops. Here rest the early town’s patriot dead, soldier and civilian, among them Silas Wood author of . . . — — Map (db m42819) HM

184 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Fort Hill —

Near this spot was an outpost fort, built by British troops during the Revolution, 1776 - 1783. — — Map (db m42781) HM

185 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Gallows Hill — Town of Huntington —

Near this spot, two American martyrs were hanged by the British during the Revolution — — Map (db m147574) HM

186 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Home of John Dewey (1859-1952) —

Site of Home of John Dewey (1859-1952) Philosopher, Educator and Humanitarian Lived Here 1910-1925 — — Map (db m155807) HM

187 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Huntington Post Office —

Established Sept. 25, 1794 Ebenezer Platt first postmaster Rev. soldier and judge — — Map (db m139368) HM

188 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Huntington Soldiers & Sailors Memorial —

. . . — — Map (db m239524) WM

189 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Huntington Village Green — 1653       1909 —

On which stood the blockhouse for protection from the Indians. Here the early town meetings were held and Militia drilled in Revolutionary times. — — Map (db m53636) HM

190 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Huntington World War I Memorial —

Huntington Township records with pride that more than a thousand of her sons and daughters served in the World War of 1914 – 1918 and here inscribe in grateful remembrance the names of those who gave their lives in that service. Harry Raymond . . . — — Map (db m43105) HM

191 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Huntington's Earliest Church — Reported permanently removed

Huntington's Earliest Church Stood on this corner 1665 to 1715 when it was sold for 5 lbs., 2 shillings — — Map (db m147572) HM

192 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Huntington's Old Burying Ground —

The Old Burying Ground is one of the most historic and sacred sites in the Town of Huntington. The four-acre site is the final resting place for most of Huntington's earliest inhabitants. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places . . . — — Map (db m144981) HM

193 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Ida Bunce Sammis —

Suffragist, Lived Here. Founded The Huntington Political Equality League in 1911. One of the First Two Women Elected to the New York State Assembly in 1918. — — Map (db m148251) HM

194 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Iraq and Afghanistan Conflicts Memorial —

In grateful appreciation for the Town of Huntington Veterans who fought for our country in the Iraq and Afghanistan Conflicts — — Map (db m239539) WM

195 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — J. Gardiner Farm —

House Built 1750, Enlarged 1860 Site of Gruesome Murder in 1842 Bequeathed by H. Gardiner in 2003 to the Greenlawn-Centerport Historical Association — — Map (db m147982) HM

196 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Jupiter Hammon —

First published African American poet (born 1711) lived here from 1799 until his death in c1806. First home purchased by an African American in the Town of Huntington. — — Map (db m147577) HM

197 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Kelsey Outrage 1873 —

Reputed barn where Charles G. Kelsey was tarred and feathered before being murdered by persons unknown. — — Map (db m42821) HM

198 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Kissam House —

Built in 1795 For Dr. Daniel Whitehead Kissam. He and His Son in Law Practiced Medicine From the House. Outstanding Example Of A L.I. Half House — — Map (db m148709) HM

199 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Korean Conflict Memorial — 1950 - 1955 — "The Forgotten War" —

In memory of the gallant men & women from the Town of Huntington who served during the Korean Conflict Important Dates 1945- August 15: Agreement to divide Korea along 38th . . . — — Map (db m239650) HM WM

200 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Mary Rose McGee Employee Picnic Area —

Employee Picnic Area in honor of Mary Rose McGee first woman elected Huntington Town Clerk 1967 - 1976 New York State Assembly - 8th A.D. 1977 - 1978 — — Map (db m239538) HM

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