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 Christian
Avenue, east of the shopping area. Mailed in 1913. The houses are still
there. Right: "Hollywood Cottage" mailed in 1916 Now known as Holly
Tree
House for the holly tree reportedly planted about 1860. An original of
this Feather Photo is labeled "Blue Bird Tea Rooms. Parker Webb MCT
Board & Room" |
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 Left: Christian
Avenue [just east of the Three Village Inn] and Wopowog Road, 1919 - a
dirt road. Right: The same interesection -
Christian Avenue and the renamed Hollow Road. The
house at the intersection, built in 1803, is still there. |
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 "Old
Oak Tree" about 1909 on Lubber Street. The tree, which
had a circumference of 26 feet, was cut down by
in 1979. There is now a memorial
in its place. Click
Here for an enlargement
of the people. Right: Thomas
Anderson Family Groceries, Confectionery &C. It was located at
235 Christian Avenue, at the corner of Sands. It was mailed in 1904. |
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 Stony
Brook Community (United Methodist, M.E.) Church prior to 1907. It was
built
in 1860 and still stands on Christian Avenue. The card on the left is
confirmed
as being a picture by R. S. Feather of Smithtown. |
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 "Well's
Dock" at the end of Well's Lane
off
Christian Avenue, mailed in 1914. On the 1873 Beers map it is the
Ship Yard at the end of Wells Street with T. S. Wells
Residence near the
end. Right: Camp Verona. |
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 "Pine
View House" published by Israel G. Hawkins and mailed in
1912
by someone staying there. This
1917 map shows the location of Pine View Hotel by the
property of Israel
Hawkins. At the right is a photo taken by Greene about 1906. |
 | View from Sound View House. Another photo taken by A. S. Greene |
