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Upcoming FBHS Events:
VILLAGE WALKING TOUR OPENS NEW PROGRAM YEAR SUNDAY, SEPT. 19, 2:00 PM The 2010-2011 program calendar of the Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society will begin with a walking tour of the Village of Farmindale's historic Main Street on Sunday afternoon, September 19. The walk will cover the area between the Village Green and South Front Street. A major focus of the walk will be to note the various locations at which the Farmingdale post office has been located since its establishment 165 years ago. The walk will begin at the Village Green at 2 pm, weather permitting.
For more information, call 516-249-3099 __________________
Links of Interest:
Central Park Historical Society Town of Oyster Bay Historical Society Historic Photos of Farmingdale
Additional links are on some web pages. __________________ |
The Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society ______________________________________________________
The Farmingdale-Bethpage community is one of the oldest on Long Island. The first non-native settler, Thomas Powell, arrived in 1687. In 1695 he purchased a 15 square mile tract of land known as the Bethpage Purchase from three Native American tribes. For a century and a half, Powell descendants and fellow Quakers were virtually the only inhabitants. The rest is history. That history and the opportunity to explore the changes that have taken place through the years in story, picture, educational games and more is what this site is about. Some of the items described in greater detail include:
Other
topics of interest within this site, most of which change on a regular
basis, include
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Powell Home - 2008 (Photo credit - FBHS) Quaker Meeting House (Photo credit - FBHS) Polo at Bethpage Park - 1935 (Photo credit - Bethpage State Park) Farmingdale Station - 2008 (Photo credit - FBHS) Cattle Show at Farmingdale College (Photo credit - Farmingdale State College) Grumman XFF1-32a (Photo credit - Northrop-Grumman Corp) Wood & Nostrand Buildings (Photo credit - FBHS)
Quaker Mtg. House - 2008 (Photo credit - FBHS)
Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society P.O. Box 500 Farmingdale, NY 11735 Contact us at:
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The Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society is a volunteer
organization which operates for the society's membership.
We regret that because of this limitation we are frequently unable to fill research requests from non-members.
Farmingdale-Bethpage Historical Society makes no warranties or representations about the content of any site to which we provide links to.
We shall not be held liable for any direct, incidental, consequential, indirect or punitive damages arising out of access to or use of any
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