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Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: July 4, 1965
Subject:
Dwellings
| Historic buildings
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:32488
Description:
This view across the lawn shows the main house at the former William Floyd estate. The estate is to be included as part of the Fire Island National Seashore.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: September 21, 1973
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:31816
Description:
Built around 1810, and purchased in 1814 by Valentine Hicks (the second president of the Long Island Rail Road and the namesake of Hicksville), this Hicks homestead, known as the Maine Maid Inn, is on
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Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: September 21, 1973
Subject:
Historic buildings
| Dwellings
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:31880
Description:
Built circa 1816, probably by Selah S. Carll, founder of the Queens County Medical Society, the McCallister House is one of several to be preserved as part of a proposed historic district on land nort
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Authors:
Anders Goldfarb
Date: 2002
Subject:
Dwellings
| Historic buildings
Type: Black and white photographs
Identifier: aql:27976
Description:
Brick Colonial Revival house with columns at 167-01.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: September 1953
Subject:
Dwellings
| Historic buildings
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:33002
Description:
The Benjamin Thompson House on North Country Road. The photo appeared with a series of articles about George Washington's 1790 visit to Long Island.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: September 1953
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:33076
Description:
The former Roe Tavern, now a private home, where George Washington stayed during his 1790 visit to Long Island. The photo appeared with a series of articles about Washington's visit.
Authors:
Borough President of Queens
Date: 1935
Subject:
Dwellings
| Historic buildings
| Post, Marjorie Merriweather
| Hutton, Edward F. (Edward Frances), 1875-1962
Type: black and white print; digital images
Identifier: aql:12815
Description:
Hillwood. The Edward F. Hutton and Marjorie Merriweather Post house. Later sold to Long Island University as the Marjorie Merriweather Post Estate. The campus was later renamed after her father, C.W.
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Authors:
Borough President of Queens
Date: 1935
Type: black and white print; digital images
Identifier: aql:12887
Description:
The Manor of St. George, originally owned by William "Tangier" Smith.
Authors:
Long Island Daily Press
Date: June 13, 1973
Subject:
Dwellings
| Historic buildings
Type: black and white print; digital image
Identifier: aql:31925
Description:
Built circa 1745, the former Elias Hicks house was part of a Quaker settlement established in the late 1700s on land northeast of present-day Route 107 and Jericho Turnpike. The site is to be taken ov
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Authors:
Newvochrome
Date: September 10 1920
Subject:
Dwellings
| Historic buildings
Type: postcard; digital image
Identifier: aql:17869
Description:
Ash Street (Avenue) and Magnolia Place, the Waldheim, Flushing, N.Y. This postcard was sent by "Beatrice" to her friend Mrs. Bessie Atwood of Bennington, Vermont. She says the house depicted in the po
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Language: English
Identifier: aql:17
Description:
The Eugene Armbruster Drawings and Photographs (6,950 photographs and drawings, ca. 1895-1936) consist of Mr. Armbruster’s photographs and drawings of Long Island’s historic buildings (house, churches
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