Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library 
 Gift of Seymour B. Durst Old York Library 
 
LONG ISLAND 
 
 TRENDS EAST AND WEST * THE SUMMER SOUTH WIND FROM THE OCEAN COOLS EVERY SECTION. 
 ITS WONDERFUL DIVERSITY OF NATURAL BEAUTIES MAKES IT POSITIVELY UNIQUE * MODERN 
 SCHOOLHOUSES SCIENTIFICALLY EQUIPPED, SPLENDID HIGHWAYS AND PERFECT DRAINAGE 
 MAKE IT IDEAL FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCE * FOR THE SUMMER'S SOJOURN, THE CRUISE, THE 
 HUNTING OR FISHING TRIP, ITS ATTRACTIONS ARE UNEQUALED * FAST TRAINS, FIRST CLASS 
 EQUIPMENT, DUSTLESS ROAD-BED AND ADEQUATE SCHEDULE * TELEGRAPH, TELEPHONE AND 
 EXPRESS SERVICE BRINGS EVERY POINT ON LONG ISLAND INTO CLOSE TOUCH WITH GREATER 
 NEW YORK * THE FOLLOWING REPRODUCTIONS FROM UNEMBELLISHED PHOTOGRAPHS PRESENT 
 THE ISLAND'S ATTRACTIONS FAR BETTER THAN DESCRIPTION * FOR HOTEL AND BOARDING 
 LISTS, TIME TABLES, DESCRIPTIVE MATTER OR OTHER DETAILS, ADDRESS 
 
 THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY 
 
 OFFICES, LONG ISLAND CITY, NEW YORK 
 
 HOWARD M. SMITH, General Passenger Agent H. B. FULLERTON, Special Agent Passenger Department 
 
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 "Ever'tbinQ comes t' him who waits 
 
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 T he South S h o r e 
 
 FIRM SAFE BEACHES OF THE ATLANTIC 
 OCEAN AND THE GREAT SOUTH BAY 
 
Sport on the Inland Sea — The Great South Bay 
 
Good Roads — The Famous Merrick 
 
T H E SlK r A N l> T II E R 11 A I) L I) N G B E A C II 
 
P I c t r k k s (,) i' t: G < ) i. v Links — F R k e pod t 
 
The Willi- Mill — Babylon 
 
R E A D Y F O R T II E S T A R T — T II F. S O U T II R o A I) 
 
T HE I X L K T — O A K D A L E 
 
The Start and Finish — South Shore Meadows 
 
The West Lake — Patchogle 
 
An Incubator's Brood — East port 
 
Along Shinnecock Bay— 
 
 East Quogue 
 
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 Famous Golf e k s a n d the Club House — Sh-j n n e c o c k Hi l l s 
 
A G A W A M L A K E -So U T II A M P TO N 
 
Lake Wyandank G a m e — M o n t a u k 
 
T II E E A s T K x li o F T HE So U T II F L l K E — M <> X T A U K Pol X T 
 
The Central Section 
 
 FERTILE AND HEALTHY * THE ORCHARD 
 AND GARDEN OK GREATER NEW YORK. 
 
Back Bone 
 M o u N T a in L a u k E L 
 
 Daffodils 
 Cottage Garden's Tree Peonies 
 
 h a w thorn from 
 Main Line Hedge 
 
T 11 E C E N T K A L V A L L E V — E A S 1' O F J A M A I C A 
 
Orchards and <; a r i> e n s — C i. <> s k to M a k k k t 
 
Modern S c h o o l s Well E q o ipped - Hollis 
 
The Lake and Aunt Hannah's Well — Lake Success 
 
The Old Paper MtLL — Meadow Brook 
 
The W illows — Old Westbury 
 
Twin O a k s — D i x Hills 
 
North Beach — Lake Ronkonkoma 
 
The W a t K K Ml L L — Y A P H A N K 
 
Artist's Lake and Sentinel — Middle Island 
 
Where Pecohic River Meets the B a y — R i v e k m e a i> 
 
The Bluffs — Shelter Island 
 
The b a c k - b ( > n e — 
 
 Bet w e e x c k x t k a l s e c tio n and North shor e 
 
T he North Shore 
 
 HEAVILY WOODED HILLS OVERLOOKING 
 LONG ISLAND SOUND, ITS BAYS fef HARBORS 
 
Steam and Sail — 
 
 Long Island Sound 
 
Hempstead Habbok-Roslvs 
 
>' A k D T HE POINT — GLES 
 
The Boulders and the Heights — Sea Cliff 
 
The Upper Lake— Glen Cove 
 
The Turn of the Road — Locust Valley 
 
From t he B.kk-Boke toward the Sound-Cold Spring 
 
Lloyds — A Snug Harbor — Huntington 
 
The Bay and H i l l s — C e n t k e P k t 
 
Sweetwater Lake and Eaton's Neck Light — Nort h p o k t 
 
The Brook — Crab Meadow 
 
On the Nissequogue River 
 
 — Smith t o w x 
 
The Vail Homestead, Daniel Webster's Fishing Headquarters 
 
 W v a x d a n c h Club 
 
Still Waters — St. James 
 
Long Island Vegetables 
 
 North Fluke 
 
The Oak and P i x e — M a t t i t u c k 
 
Oystekman and Yacht — New Suffolk 
 
Nassau Poist-Cutchooue 
 
Gardiner's Bay F y k e Fishermen — East Marion