1666 Jackson - Jones 1935Home of Col. John Jackson Brig. Gen. Jacob S. Jackson Samuel Jackson Jones (1923) and Their Descendants for Ten Generations... [click for more]
Benjamin F. Thompson1784-1849 Wrote History of Long Island While Living here. his Grave is in Hempstead.... [click for more]
CherrywoodHome of Capt. John Seaman built Near this site 1644. Patentee to 300 Acre Tract of Hempstead Purchase... [click for more]
Duke’s Law ConventionHeld Near this Spot in Old Building, 1664-65... [click for more]
Grist Mill SiteCol. John Jackson Granted Whole Liberty and Privilege Jerusalem River 1704; Also Conbury Patent 1708 from Queen Anne (now Jones Beach)... [click for more]
Grist and Saw Mill SiteSite of Grist and Saw Mill of Daniel Raynor Raynortown Settled by Edward Raynor Or his Children, 1659... [click for more]
Indian TrailAnd Seaman's Neck Path through Tract Purchased from Massapequa Indians, 1664, by Captain John Seaman; became Public Highway, 1762... [click for more]
Lindbergh’s FlightOn Mayh 20, 1927, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh Rose 1/4 Mile West from Roosevelt Field, Landing 33 Hours later at Le Bourget Field, France... [click for more]
Meroke Indian VillagesSite of Indian Village Lodges of Meroke Tribe were Few Hundred Feet South. Merrick Settled in 1643. Flag Pole 1862-92... [click for more]
North JerusalemAvenue Very Old Route from Hempstead to Jerusalem Settled 1644... [click for more]
Richard JacksonCaptain, Jerusalem Company, Queens Co. Militia 1776, lived Here: Daughter Jane M. Lt. John Althause, Hessian on British Evacuation 1783... [click for more]
Sand HoleChurch site of Converted Store. First Methodist Church in Freeport, 1833-58 Near Corner of Old Crooked Avenue... [click for more]
Site of First Post OfficeFirst Post office, 1869 Richard Carman and L.d. Simons in Charge First Called Near Rockaway Now, East Rockaway... [click for more]
Site of OvenFirst Oven for Public Use. Sold by Aaron Alburtis to Isaac Bloom in 1760. Bread was Baked here for the Neighbors Twice a Week... [click for more]
Stage Coach StopSite of Stage Coach Stop Route Brooklyn to Babylon; Merrick Post office and Generalstore 1840-73; Liberty Flag Pole 1862-92... [click for more]
US Post Office-HempsteadUS Post Office-Hempstead is listed in the National Register of Historic PlacesUS Post Offices in New York State, 1858-1943, TR... [click for more]
Wantagh (2)First Settlement 1644 named in Memory of Grand Sachem of Montauks 1651-1658 for Ten Generations... [click for more]
WantaghFirst Settlement 1644 named in Memory of Grand Sachem of Montauks 1651-1658 for Ten Generations... [click for more]
