201 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Masonic Lodge —

Chartered on January 25, 1860 Land purchased 1869 for $1000 Cornerstone laid August 25, 1904 First meeting at this location held March 27, 1905 — — Map (db m139312) HM

202 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Memorial To The Women Of Huntington Who Served In The Military —

Army • Navy • Marine Corps • Air Force • Coast Guard Women's military service to our country began with the Revolutionary War — — Map (db m239537) WM

203 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Mother Chick's Inn —

(Chichester) Reputed to be where Nathan Hale was betrayed on his fateful venture to New York City in September 1776 — — Map (db m147575) HM

204 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Nathan Hale —

. . . — — Map (db m42817) HM

205 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Nathan Hale —

Nathan Hale in everlasting remembrance AD 1897 < Right Side Marker : > His ancestors were the Hales of Kent, England. He was born at Coventry, Conn. June 6, 1755, Graduated from Yale College September 8, 1773, Enlisted as Lieutenant 7th . . . — — Map (db m53645) HM

206 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — North Meadow —

Presented in 1938 by Myrta Cannon and Old Huntington Green Incorporated to The Town of Huntington in memory of Henry White Cannon 1850 – 1934 — — Map (db m53673) HM

207 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Old Burial Hill —

Vandalized by American Loyalist Benj. Thompson, later Count Rumford to build Fort Golgotha 1782 after hostilities ceased. — — Map (db m42818) HM

208 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Old Huntington Green —

Old Huntington Green Historic District Original settlement area Known as the Town Spot, Founded in 1653 — — Map (db m53643) HM

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209 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Oldest House —

In Huntington, Built by 1653. Site Of Early Town Offices. All Slaves Manumitted From 1805 to 1823 Received Their Freedom Here. — — Map (db m148192) HM

210 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Patriots of Long Island —

This monument is dedicated to the Patiots of Long Island who defended Liberty and Independence during the Revolutionary War — — Map (db m42846) HM

211 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Platt’s Tavern —

President Washington dined here April 23, 1790. Early town meeting site. — — Map (db m53635) HM

212 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Sewing & Trade School —

Building erected 1905 for school established in 1881 to teach sewing; later manual trades, English, math & cooking. National Reg. Hist. Places — — Map (db m43097) HM

213 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Silas Wood —

1769-1847 Author of First History of Long Island His Home Stood on this Site Until 1881 — — Map (db m148189) HM

214 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Site of —

Site of Huntington Academy, 1793 - 1858 Huntington High, 1858 - 1959 Simpson Jr. High, 1959 - 1976 First schoolhouse built nearby in 1660 — — Map (db m239543) HM

215 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Site of Browns Pottery —

(1863-1905) Earlier Pottery Established in 1805 by Samuel J. Wetmore — — Map (db m147945) HM

216 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Site of Grist Mill —

Site of Grist Mill powered by this stream and built for the Rev. Wm. Leverich 1658 — — Map (db m53641) HM

217 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Site of Peter Crippen House —

Purchased 1864 by Peter Crippen, an African American from Virginia. Crippen was one of the founders of Bethel AME Church. House stayed in his family for over 150 years. — — Map (db m183557) HM

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218 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Site of Sweet Hollow School —

"Given By Samuel Nostrand in 1779 for the Purpose of Building a School House" — — Map (db m147847) HM

219 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — St. John’s Episcopal Church —

Site of St. John’s Episcopal Church and Burial Ground Built 1747. Samuel Seabury Jr. Catechist, 1748 & later First American Bishop 1784 — — Map (db m53675) HM

220 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Street House —

Home of Charles R. Street 1824-1894 Town Supervisor Respected lawyer historian Annotated town records — — Map (db m139456) HM

221 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — 422 — Suffrage Rally —

On this site in July 1913 a thousand people witnessed anti and pro suffragists clash over a 1776 wagon used as a symbol of votes for women — — Map (db m132685) HM

222 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — The Arsenal —

Home of Job Sammis, Weaver. Built About 1740, It Was Used By The Local Militia To Store Their Equipment During The Revolution — — Map (db m148191) HM

223 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — The Bell of the First Presbyterian Church —

The bell of the First Presbyterian Church was first hunt in 1715. It was carried away by the British in the Frigate Swan in 1777, taken to New York and restored in damaged condition. On petition to Admiral Digby in 1789, it was recast and has been . . . — — Map (db m239535) HM

224 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — The First Presbyterian Church of Huntington —

The First Presbyterian Church of Huntington, organized and first building erected 1665. Second building erected on this site 1715, occupied by the British as a barracks 1777, torn down and materials used to erect Fort Golgotha on Burying Ground Hill . . . — — Map (db m239536) HM

225 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — The Long-Islander —

The Long-Islander Newspaper was founded by Walt Whitman in a barn on this block in 1838. It is still published nearby. — — Map (db m139462) HM

226 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — The Old Burying Ground —

. . . — — Map (db m239527) HM

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227 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — The Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Building — Built 1892 — Huntington Historical Society —

The Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Building, which was completed in 1892 as a memorial to the 40 townsmen who died in the Civil War, was the first library building in the Town of Huntington. The building is the first of several monumental civic . . . — — Map (db m239522) HM

228 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — The Trade School Building — Built 1905 — Huntington Historical Society —

This unique building originally housed one of America's first vocational schools. The school was founded in 1886 by Emma Paulding to teach girls how to sew. The curriculum expanded to include a variety of other domestic arts. Boys were later . . . — — Map (db m239534) HM

229 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — The War to End All Wars —

This Flagpole is dedicated to the courageous men and women from the Town of Huntington who served our country in World War I The War to End All Wars 1917 - 1918 Their names are inscribed on a plaque located in . . . — — Map (db m239540) WM

230 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Thimble Factory —

Started on this site by Ezra C. Prime 1837 — — Map (db m139054) HM

231 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Thomas Wickes —

Thomas Wickes in 1739 conveyed to his seven neighbors, their heirs and assigns, for 1 pound and 16 shillings, these 3 acres and 88 rods, “To ly open and in common,” forever, the town spot. — — Map (db m53648) HM

232 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Town of Huntington Veterans Plaza —

Dedicated September 1995 with memorials honoring men and women from the Town of Huntington who served their country during time of war American Revolution 1775 - 1783 The beginning of America 1783 Independence from Great Britain . . . — — Map (db m239541) HM WM

233 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Town of Huntington World War II Veterans Wall of Honor —

Abbale, George C. • Abrams, Lewis • Abrams, Sidney S. • Abramson, Leonard • Ackerman, Eric • Acompora, Charles • Acritani, John J • Acunto, Edward • Adams, John E. • Adelman, Arthur A. • Adelman, Burton K. • . . . — — Map (db m239768) WM

234 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — United State Space Force Memorial —

United States Space Force Department of the Air Force MMXIX — — Map (db m239635) HM WM

235 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Vietnam War Memorial —

This monument is dedicated to the men and women from the Town of Huntington that served our country with price and honor during the Vietnam War Vietnam 1961 - 1975 ★ ★ ★ Significant War Events ★ ★ . . . — — Map (db m239608) HM WM

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236 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington — Woodbury Ave School —

Beloved Elementary School Stood on this Site from 1923-71 Later Used By BOCES & Huntington Christian School Bldg. Was Demolished in 1988. — — Map (db m148259) HM

237 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington Station — Site of Civilian Conservation Corps Camp 1934-1938 —

A federal program to alleviate unemployment and improve the environment. — — Map (db m139438) HM

238 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington Station — Site of Odd Fellows Hall —

Meeting Place & Center of Social Activities For African Americans From 1922 to 1945. Later a Kosher Butcher And Then a Barber Shop Built 1909. Demolished 2017. — — Map (db m175720) HM

239 ► New York, Suffolk County, Huntington Station — 560 — Walt Whitman —

Born here May 31, 1819. Wrote "Leaves of Grass." The Poet of Democracy. Teacher & journalist. Tended Civil War wounded. — — Map (db m142307) HM

240 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — "Lady with the Torch" —

Louisine W. Havemeyer 1855-1929 Suffragist, feminist, philanthropist wife of Bayberry Point developer, H.O. Havemeyer Financed and actively campaigned for woman's right to vote in New York — — Map (db m114717) HM

241 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Brookville —

1880-1915 sparsely settled. Also known as "Rabbit Town". Name abolished due to land development & possible confusion w/ Nassau Village — — Map (db m126896) HM

242 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Capt. Hank Haff —

Home of America's Cup Capt. Sailed 1881-1901; Defended 4 Times. 1881 Mischief & 1886 Mayflower; Skipper 1887 Volunteer & 1895 Defender. — — Map (db m155575) HM

243 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Captain James Berry —

Capt's home, "Greatest of the light air skippers." Afterguard w/Capt. Haff on Volunteer 1887 & Defender 1895 America's Cup Defenders. — — Map (db m111742) HM

244 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Doxsee Clam Factory —

Site of Doxsee Clam Factory 1866 - 1905 — — Map (db m114680) HM

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245 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Doxsee Clams —

J.H. Doxsee developed unique canning process for clams/seafood shipped nationwide from factory site 500' west. 1866 - 1905 — — Map (db m114765) HM

246 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Early Schools —

1924 Main Street School K-12. Motto: "Enter to learn, go forth to serve." Expanded in '28, '48 & '53 Islip Town purchased 1977 — — Map (db m106735) HM

247 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Early Schools —

Site Islip school buildings c. 1808, 1828 "Little Red", 1854 and 1869 Henry Brewster (1825) and Amos Doxsee (1834) were early teachers here. — — Map (db m110986) HM

248 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Early Schools: Monell —

Site of 1884 Monell School NYS approved K-12 1897 "Finest school in the county" First in cty. to est. school bank plan / business courses — — Map (db m113841) HM

249 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — First Town Hall —

1869-1907 called "Union Hall" First town meeting Apr 1870 Chas. Gillette, Supervisor Early Meridian Lodge 691 Meeting Place. — — Map (db m113745) HM

250 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Gibb Patent —

Islip Hamlet land Grant by British rulers William and Mary to Andrew Gibb in 1692 Associate of Wm. Nichol and Leisler Rebellion Foe. — — Map (db m108390) HM

251 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Historic South Bay Avenue —

Composed of substantial houses of interesting architectural variety, including two different spanish styles of the 1920s, Some in Queen Anne Victorian vernacular, some in Colonial revival and one in English half-timber Style. Two early houses were . . . — — Map (db m111768) HM

252 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Historic Union Avenue —

Includes both sides of Union Avenue from Main Street to Raymond Street. The area consists of 19 houses and the Islip Public Library. #54 is particularly noteworthy with many original and unique Queen Anne features and sawn decoration on rafter ends. . . . — — Map (db m111769) HM

253 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Islip Airport —

400' west of this site, 1st municipal airport on L.I. Amelia Earhart/C. Chamberlin attended opening 8-4-28 Pres. C. Lawrence 1928-45 — — Map (db m126902) HM

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254 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Islip Beach —

Estate of H O Havemayer donated land to town for park 10/27/1924. L P Weeks enlarged gift. KIC/OSICA /Town restored 1992. — — Map (db m110987) HM

255 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Islip Crowd —

America's Cup defenders Islip Hamlet 1881-1983, Capts: N & J Clock, the Haffs, L Jeffrey, J Berry Crew: R Boyd & T Raynor — — Map (db m111153) HM

256 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Islip Depot —

South Side Railroad 1867- 1876. LIRR acquired 1880. 2nd track 1908. Station house south side 1868 north 1963. Restored 1997. — — Map (db m126904) HM

257 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Islip Manor —

1920's housing deve. north east Moffitt Blvd & Rte 111 w/100s trademark capes by Wolpert Realty Co. Advert. as German ethnic enclave — — Map (db m126903) HM

258 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Islip September 11 Memorial —

In solemn tribute to all who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, and in loving memory of these sons and daughters of Islip Glenn E. Wilkinson • Jason Dahl • David Halderman • Thomas J. Fisher • Chapelle Renee Stewart Sarker • John A. . . . — — Map (db m189497) WM

259 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Islip Speedway —

400' West. 1946-84. Worlds Fastest 1/5th mile track. Also stock & drag racing. 1950s, women drivers. T. Martino won 1st & B. Park won the last race. — — Map (db m221010) HM

260 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Islip Veterans Memorial —

[The memorial consists of three bronze tablets mounted to a large backing stone, along with three stone monuments lined up across the base.] [Top center tablet:] 1917 · 1918 In honor of those who served their country during . . . — — Map (db m112030) WM

261 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Log House —

Approx site of early store Owned John Douglas 1780- 1816 & Luther Loper 1817-1826 Used for annual town board meeting. — — Map (db m108404) HM

262 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Methodist Church —

Methodist Orig. church Saxon Ave. 1828. 1st church this site 1866. Sanctuary enlarged 1896 and redesigned in 1946. Church school building added 1889. — — Map (db m106738) HM

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263 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Presbyterian Church —

Presbyterian Islip parish org. 1857. 1st chapel 1852 now south of single spire church 1869. Manse blt. 1895. Robert L. Maitland, major benefactor. — — Map (db m106743) HM

264 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — St. Mark's —

Episcopal parish org. 1847. Church & rectory built 1880. Norwegian stave design Richard M. Hunt, Architect W.K. Vanderbilt, donor — — Map (db m114817) HM

265 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — The Old Mill —

Site of paper mill built by Ebenezer Hawkins around 1820 and demolished in 1909 when the property was sold to W.H. Moffitt — — Map (db m108489) HM

266 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Third Town Hall —

1931 property & hall $300k incl. jail, court, WPA. 1st board mtg. 1/2/1932. Supervisor Davis. Renovated 1955. East/West wings 1969. — — Map (db m110962) HM

267 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Whale Shark —

Largest in North America 31'5". Captured off F.I. by Schaper Bros, Islip 8/9/1935. On display at W.K. Vanderbilt Museum. — — Map (db m110931) HM

268 ► New York, Suffolk County, Islip — Willow Brook —

Race track (1907-1915) W H Moffitt, pres. dev. for $40,000. 'Finest (horse) track in Suffolk County' Entrance Maddox Ave. — — Map (db m111030) HM

269 ► New York, Suffolk County, Kings Park — Home of Obadiah Smith —

Circa 1700 Grandson of the Patentee Richard Smythe — — Map (db m148779) HM

270 ► New York, Suffolk County, Kings Park — 671 — Indian Head Farm —

Site of Jewish Agricultural & Industrial Aid Society Farm from 1904-1929. Est. by Baron M. De Hirsch Fund to train immigrant Jews in agriculture — — Map (db m175712) HM

271 ► New York, Suffolk County, Kings Park — 669 — St. Johnland —

Society Est. Here in 1866 By WM. A Muhlenberg. 1796-1877 Clergyman, Educator, And Philanthropist. To Meet Needs Of Orphaned And Indigent. — — Map (db m177490) HM

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272 ► New York, Suffolk County, Kings Park — 680 — Train Station —

Est. 1872 as St. Johnland. Renamed Kings Park in 1891 by Long Island Railroad. 2-Mile Spur to State Hospital Coal Trestle opened in 1898. — — Map (db m175707) HM

273 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lake Ronkonkoma — 23 — 1796 Site Of —

Caleb Newton Farm. Formed First Church in Ronconkoma In His Home 1796-1834 Roots to Methodist Church At 5 Corners 225 Years in 2021. — — Map (db m213360) HM

274 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lake Ronkonkoma — 22 — Arrowheads —

E. Bassford Hawkins and Ivar Okvist collected over 5000 arrowheads & artifacts in Lk. Ronk, 1893-1988. Rest Well Gentlemen. — — Map (db m213374) HM

275 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lake Ronkonkoma — 443 — Episcopal Church —

St. Mary's Church Founded ca. 1867. Building Gift of Colonel & Mrs. J.H. Puleston, Member of British Parliment. Church Rebuilt in 1971. — — Map (db m147183) HM

276 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lake Ronkonkoma — 438 — Hook & Ladder —

Devestating Hotel Fire In 1903 Led To Organization Of Fire Department By Village In 1904. Incorporated With NY State In 1906. — — Map (db m151290) HM

277 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lake Ronkonkoma — 17 — Indian Princess — of Lake Ronkonkoma — Legends & Lore —

Legend says she claims one male each year by drowning to be with her at bottom of lake as she seeks her true love. — — Map (db m213358) HM

278 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lake Ronkonkoma — 439 — L.I. Motor Parkway — 1908-1938 —

Early road built exclusively for automobiles eastern terminus completed in 1911 to Ronkonkoma Lake — — Map (db m213368) HM

279 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lake Ronkonkoma — The Lake of Haunting Mystery —

Lake Ronkonkoma was once home to four Native American tribes known as the Nissequogues, Setaukets, Secatogues, and Unkechaugs. The term "Ronkonkomack" is translated according to the Algonquin language "Boundary Fishing Place" which is understood as . . . — — Map (db m233277) HM

280 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lake Ronkonkoma — 4 — World War II Memorial Tree — Historic Landmarks of Lake Ronkonkoma —

By proclamation: The "WWII Memorial Tree” stands in honor on the former Girardet property corner. Planted By Commodore Bunny Gubner circa 1945. It memoralized ENS David Girardet USN, and all WWII Veterans living in Lake Ronkonkoma. Stand . . . — — Map (db m126826) HM WM

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281 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lindenhurst — 426 — City of Breslau —

German-American town formed by Abby & Thomas Wellwood with Charles S. Schleier. Dedicated on June 6, 1870. Changed to Lindenhurst 1891. — — Map (db m125920) HM

282 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lindenhurst — Lindenhurst Memorial Village Hall Korean and Vietnam War Veterans Memorial —

Lindenhurst Memorial Village Hall Rededicated on Memorial Day, 1983 in honor of all veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces, and especially those Lindenhurst residents, who gave their lives in Korea and Vietnam: Korea Adam J. Muller . . . — — Map (db m99530) WM

283 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lindenhurst — Lindenhurst War Memorial —

In honor and memory of these men who gave their lives in mortal combat with enemies of our country Edward J. Krotz, Jr.   Normandy Michael E. Davis     Plei Me Thomas Poldino     Dau Tieng — — Map (db m122819) WM

284 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lindenhurst — Lindenhurst World War I Memorial —

Lindenhurst Honor Roll 1917 - World War - 1918 Appoldt, Charles • Argust, Benjamin J. • Argust, Thomas B. • Austin, Herbert • Bassler, Frederick A. • Becher, Julius A • Becht, Emil • Becht, Frederick W. • Becht, William F. • Beck, . . . — — Map (db m106320) WM

285 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lindenhurst — 415 — South Side R.R. —

Railroad established 1867. Originally Welwood Station. Renamed Breslau 1870. Adopted Lindenhurst 1891. LIRR assumed line by 1876. — — Map (db m126090) HM

286 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lindenhurst — Still on Patrol —

U.S. Navy Submarines paid heavily for their success in World War II. A total of 374 officers and 3131 men are on board these 52 submarines still on "patrol." Albacore · Amberjack · Argonaut · Barbel · Bonefish · Bullhead · Capelin . . . — — Map (db m143283) HM WM

287 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lloyd Harbor — Joseph Lloyd Manor —

Interior by Conn. House- wrights in 1766-67 for Joseph Lloyd 1716-1780, Patriot Son of Henry Lloyd 1st Lord of the Manor. — — Map (db m148339) HM

288 ► New York, Suffolk County, Lloyd Harbor — Lloyd Harbor —

Built by Henry Lloyd in 1711. Birthplace of Jupiter Hammon, America's First Black Poet, October 17th, 1711-ca.1790. — — Map (db m148370) HM

289 ► New York, Suffolk County, Mastic — 793 — Forge River —

Named For Col Nicoll Floyd's Iron Forge which stood near here ca. 1797. First Called Wegonthotac River by local Native Americans. — — Map (db m171613) HM

290 ► New York, Suffolk County, Mastic — Gen William Floyd —

Signer of the Declaration of Independence Floyd Estate Administered By National Park Service Four Miles South In Mastic — — Map (db m156340) HM

291 ► New York, Suffolk County, Mastic — 516 — Mastic Station —

The Forge station of the Long Island Railroad stood here. Est. 1882. Renamed Mastic in 1892. Closed 1960 and later razed. — — Map (db m132658) HM

292 ► New York, Suffolk County, Mastic — 265 — Poospatuck Res. —

Unkechaug Indian Nation recognized by State of New York 1777. Located 1 mile south at Forge River & Poospatuck Creek. — — Map (db m128016) HM

293 ► New York, Suffolk County, Mastic Beach — Grave Site of General Nathaniel Woodhull —

1722-1776 Col. 3rd N.Y. Regt. during French & Indian War. Fought at battles of Ticonderoga, Crown Point & Montreal. President of the N.Y. Provincial Congress(over) — — Map (db m189379) HM

294 ► New York, Suffolk County, Mastic Beach — 342 — Pattersquas —

Site of Richard Floyd IV estate from 1760 to 1784 opened as Bayview Hospital in 1947, closed 1982 destroyed by fire 1986 — — Map (db m128001) HM

295 ► New York, Suffolk County, Mastic Beach — Town Square —

Established By The Town of Brookhaven On July 4th 1976, In Cooperation With The American Legion, Post 1533 And The Local Residents To Celebrate The Nations' Bicentennial Bicentennial Motto: Beautification-Thru-Historic Endeavor — — Map (db m156341) HM

296 ► New York, Suffolk County, Mastic Beach — Woodhull Grave —

General Nathaniel Woodhull of Suffolk County Militia Fatally Wounded August 1776 Is Buried 3.3 Miles South At Mastic Beach — — Map (db m164181) HM

297 ► New York, Suffolk County, Melville — Old Country Road —

Samuel Ketcham's Hollow; Southern Boundary Of The First Purchase From The Matinecock Indians In 1653. — — Map (db m155806) HM

298 ► New York, Suffolk County, Montauk — Montauk Manor —

This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior 1927 — — Map (db m140097) HM

299 ► New York, Suffolk County, Montauk — World War II Memorial — 1941-1945 —

Dedicated to the loyal men and women of Montauk who through vigilance in war and peace have contributed to the preservation of freedom tolerance and justice — — Map (db m140321) WM

300 ► New York, Suffolk County, Montauk Point — "Downtown" Camp Hero —

The U.S. Army commissioned Camp Hero in May 1942 as a coastal artillery installation to defend against German ships, particularly submarines. Batteries 112 and 113 each contained two 16-inch guns. Battery 216 was equipped with two 6-inch . . . — — Map (db m140591) HM

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