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Milling Company (1873). South side Mill Street, north of junction with road to West Yaphank, opp. Willow Lake. Yaphank, Brookhaven
The Witch House. West side road to Middle Island, near village Iine. Standing vacant for at least a half century. Middle Island, Brookhaven
Isaac Mills house, later Nathaniel Tuthill house. East side road to Middle Island, north of D.D. Swezey house and Main Street. At right of house is former schoolhouse, moved here. Yaphank, Brookhaven
The Witch House. West side road to Middle Island, near village Iine. Standing vacant for at least a half century. Middle Island, Brookhaven
Old Osborne house. South side Main Road. Thomas Osborne at one time. Wainscott, East Hampton
Old Osborne house. South side Main Road. Thomas Osborne at one time. Wainscott, East Hampton
Old Osborne house. South side Main Road, nearly opp. J. Osborne house (1873). Thomas Osborne at one time. Wainscott, East Hampton
House. Main Road. Wainscott, East Hampton
House. Main Road. Wainscott, East Hampton
Farmhouse. West side of Georgica Road. J. Homan (1891). East Hampton, East Hampton
House. North side Main Road, nearly opp. Old Osborne house, west of B.I. Hoppeling house (1873). Wainscott, East Hampton
Tillinghast house. SW corner Georgica Road and Wood's Lane. East Hampton, East Hampton
View of rock off shore. Gardiner's Island in distance. Fireplace, East Hampton
View of Fireplace Bluff. Opp. Gardiner's Island. Fireplace, East Hampton
Capt. Seaman house, alias Caroline Hawkins house. North side Montauk Highway, between Brookhaven Depot and South Haven Presbyterian Church, about 1800 ft east of railroad tracks. South Haven, Brookhaven
Capt. Seaman house, alias Caroline Hawkins house. North side Montauk Highway, between Brookhaven Depot and South Haven Presbyterian Church, about 1800 ft east of railroad tracks. South Haven, Brookhaven
Capt. Seaman house, alias Caroline Hawkins house. North side Montauk Highway, between Brookhaven Depot and South Haven Presbyterian Church, about 1800 ft east of railroad tracks. South Haven, Brookhaven
House. South side Montauk Highway. Brookhaven, Brookhaven
Presbyterian Church. East side Setauket Village Green. Erected 1811, dedicated May 24, 1812. Setauket Brookhaven
Farmhouse. Coach Road, near railroad tracks, opp. Planting Ground. Setauket, Brookhaven
Parson Greene's house. South side of southern part of Town Road, just east of Railroad Ave. ... Burnt down, gone April 1926. Setauket, Brookhaven
W.R. Patterly house (1873). East side Railroad Ave., opp. northern portion of Town Road. Built 1804. Setauket, Brookhaven
House. East side Railroad Ave., north of northern portion of Town Road. W.H. Edwards (1873). Setauket, Brookhaven
House. East side Railroad Ave., north of northern portion of Town Road. W.H. Edwards (1873). Setauket, Brookhaven
N. Edwards house (1873). SW corner of Right of Way (east of Union Ave.) and new street running south and parallel with Montauk Highway. Center Moriches, Brookhaven
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