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Links for Bay Shore history:
Awixa.com Awixacastle.com
St. Patricks Bay Shore Yacht Club (detailed PDF history of Bay Shore yachting)
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JJJ > "The Oaks", summer residence of Louis Bossert, South Country Road, 1908. Bossert, a Brooklyn lumber dealer and real estate developer, acquired the estate from James Hazen Hyde (son of the founder of the Equitable Life assurance company) for around $400,000 in cash in August 1905. The estate consisted of 400 acres including 1 mile of private bayfront and featured a working farm, private railroad access, a 64-foot wide canal from the bay, an elaborate carriage house, a squash court, and a sewage and drainage plant. The main house could seat 100 guests for dinner and was originally designed by Calvert Vaux.
JJJ > South Country Road, 1908
JJJ > Bay Shore Fire Department, 1908
JJJ > West Main Street, 1909
JJJ > The Linwood Hotel, ca. 1909
JJJ > View from the Linwood, 1909.
JJJ > West Lake Drive, Brightwaters, 1909
JJJ > East Lake Drive, Brightwaters, 1909
JJJ > Bay Shore High School, 1909
Bay Shore Fire Department, 1908
> Bay Shore Fire Department, 1908
Bay Shore Fire Department, 1908
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