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Long Island : historic houses of the South Shore / Christopher M. Collora.

Images of America: A History of American Life in Images and Texts Available online

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Collora, Christopher M., Author.
Series:
Images of America.
Images of America
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Long Island (N.Y.)--Buildings, structures, etc--Pictorial works.
Long Island (N.Y.).
Long Island (N.Y.)--History--Pictorial works.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (127 pages) : chiefly illustrations, maps, portraits.
Place of Publication:
Charleston, SC : Arcadia Pub., [2013]
Summary:
In contrast to and predating Long Island’s famous Gold Coast (the North Shore), communities along the Great South Bay were home to hundreds of less publicized, yet equally impressive, mansions and historic houses. These homes were once owned by prominent captains of industry, popular entertainment figures, and movers and shakers of the day, such as the Bourne, Cutting, Gardiner, Gulden, Gustivino, Guggenheim, Hollins, and Vanderbilt families. Long Island: Historic Houses of the South Shore explores the South Shore’s famous resident personalities, including Schuyler Parsons, Fred Astaire, Anita Stewart, and Robert Pinkerton. The lifestyle of the South Shore is also portrayed, including activities like hunting and fishing as well as the famous beaches that served as tourist attractions.
Contents:
Life on the South Shore
Massapequa and Amityville
Copiague and Lindenhurst
Babylon and West Islip
Bay Shore, Brightwaters, and Islip
East Islip and Great River
Oakdale and Sayville
Bayport and Patchogue
Bellport-Brookhaven and Mastic.
OCLC:
884577209

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