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PLACES of INTEREST 50 Barry Drive, Glen Cove GARVIES POINT MUSEUM & PRESERVE NORTHROP GRUMMAN HISTORY CENTER STILLWELL WOODS PRESERVE PLACES OF INTEREST 50 Barry Drive, Glen Cove...............................571-8010/11 600 Grumman Road West and South Oyster Bay Road, South Woods Road, Syosset..............................572-0200 For specific information regarding fees, Museum depicts early Native American culture and Bethpage........................................................349-5941/5918 270-acre preserve with old field and oak barrens hours of operation, tours, special events, etc. geologic history of Long Island. 62-acre preserve includes Dedicated to preserving the history of aviation and communities. Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail for hikers contact the facilities. 11 marked trails and features geologic specimens native space pioneer, Northrop Grumman Corporation. runs through the preserve. There are also bicycle trails to Long Island. Center is a repository for models, documents, posters, and equestrian trails. BAILEY ARBORETUM HICKSVILLE GREGORY MUSEUM photos and newspaper clippings that shed light on THEODORE ROOSEVELT SANCTUARY & Bayville Road/Feeks Lane, Lattingtown.............801-1458 1Heitz Place, Hicksville............................................822-7505 important historical events in our nation’s history. AUDUBON CENTER 43-acre estate setting with magnificent collection of Largest rock/mineral collection on Long Island, along with OLD BETHPAGE VILLAGE RESTORATION 134 Cove Road, Oyster Bay...............................922-3200 trees, shrubs and plants, many exceedingly rare. Guided more than 5,000 butterfly and moth specimens. Housed Round Swamp Road, Old Bethpage..................572-8400 First Audubon songbird sanctuary in the nation. Contains walks, Children's Habitat, Eco-Literacy Trail. Bailey family in the historic Hicksville Courthouse ca. 1895. Courses Authentic 19th century village nestled on 209 sprawling 12 acres of unspoiled land and a self-guiding nature home available for weddings/special events. offered in earth/natural sciences and Long Island history; acres. Historic buildings were moved here from various trail. Sanctuary is home to a variety of birds of prey BAYVILLE HISTORICAL MUSEUM lectures, workshops and field trips. parts of Long Island. Arts and crafts demonstrated by and several species of reptiles and amphibians. Center 34 School Street, Bayville.................628-1720/628-1439 HOFFMAN CENTER NATURE PRESERVE & “villagers” in traditional period garb using authentic 19th houses Long Island flora and fauna exhibits. Educational Features several rooms of exhibits depicting Bayville’s WILDLIFE CENTER century implements. programs, guided walks. history. Housed, in part, in the only remaining building 6000 Northern Blvd., Muttontown....................922-3290 OYSTER BAY RAILROAD MUSEUM TACKAPAUSHA MUSEUM & PRESERVE complex that was part of the Harrison Williams 88-acre 155-acre nature preserve and wildlife sanctuary with five 102 Audrey Avenue, Oyster Bay........................558-7036 Washington Avenue, Seaford.............................572-0200 estate called “Oak Point.” miles of hiking trails. Open for free guided nature tours This rapidly expanding museum is dedicated to 84-acre preserve with oak forests, ponds and streams BETHPAGE STATE PARK 1st and 3rd Saturday each month,1:00- 2:00 p.m., rain preserving the rich legacy of Long Island’s railroad and five miles of trails. Rich variety of wildlife and birds. Quaker Meeting House Rd., or shine. No pets, no children under 10. Call for info on history. Preview Center features interactive, hands-on Museum features exhibits about the ecology of Long Farmingdale..............................................................249-0701 special walks and programs. and audio-visual exhibits, descriptions of plans for the Island, as well as animal exhibits and shows and interac- Park features five golf courses, including the world- JOHN F. KENNEDY MEMORIAL WILDLIFE Museum, and gift shop. tive activities for children. renowned Black Course; picnic facilities; playing fields; SANCTUARY PLANTING FIELDS ARBORETUM STATE TRAIL VIEW STATE PARK..................631-423-1770 tennis courts; bridle paths; hiking and biking trails; 500-acre sanctuary on Great South Bay is considered HISTORIC PARK 400-acre, 7.4-mile linear park that serves as a link cross-county skiing trails; restaurant and polo matches. to be one of the most important refuges for waterfowl 1395 Planting Fields Road, Oyster Bay..........922-9200/1 along the Nassau-Suffolk Greenbelt Trail. Encompasses C.W. POST COMMUNITY ARBORETUM in the northeast. Owned by the Town of Oyster Bay and 409-acre horticultural showplace features greenhouses, a variety of habitats such as marshes and hardwood LI University, 720 Northern Blvd., managed by the New York State Department of Environ- rolling lawns, formal gardens, outstanding plant collec- forests,. Offers a variety of recreational opportunities, Brookville.................................................................299-3500 mental Conservation. Visitors must obtain a pass from tions and hiking trails. Supervised tours available.Tudor including trails for hiking and bicycling on its hilly terrain 20-acre tract of native trees and nature trails within Town Parks Department, 797-4110. Revival mansion Coe Hall open for tours. and open fields, and bird watching. the C.W. Post Campus features formal gardens, rolling LONG ISLAND NATURE CONSERVANCY RAYNHAM HALL MUSEUM THE WATERFRONT CENTER green lawns, and a wide variety of shrubs and flowers. PRESERVES & REFUGES...........................631-367-3225 20 West Main Street, Oyster Bay.......................922-6808 1 West End Avenue, Oyster Bay............922-SAIL(7245) Trail winds past the Tudor mansion that was the home The Long Island Nature Conservancy operates a number Home of patriot Samuel Townsend family and used Center operates several sailing vessels, in addition to of Post cereal heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post. of preserves and refuges in the Town of Oyster Bay that as British headquarters during the American Revolu- smaller boats used for educational purposes. Youth COLD SPRING HARBOR FISH HATCHERY & offer opportunities to view plants and wildlife. Call for tion. Main house built ca. 1740; Victorian wing added summer programs, marine education programs for AQUARIUM locations. 1851. Period furnishings, special exhibits, Colonial and schools/Scouts, sailing courses, harbor tours, sunset 1660 Rte. 25A, Cold Spring Harbor...................692-6768 MASSAPEQUA PRESERVE..............................572-0200 Victorian gardens. cruises, private charters, kayak rentals. Non-profit educational center dedicated to educating 423-acre preserve runs from Merrick Road on south to SAGAMORE HILL NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE YOUNGS MEMORIAL CEMETERY visitors about freshwater ecosystems. Educational pro- Linden Street on north. Encompasses freshwater swamps, 20 Sagamore Hill Road, Oyster Bay..................922-4788 Cove Road, Oyster Bay Cove grams available to public and school groups throughout marsh, stream, lake and sandy-bog areas. Nassau-Suffolk Victorian Mansion completed in 1885, which served as Final resting place of President Theodore Roosevelt the year. Greenbelt Trail runs through the preserve. Hiking, biking, Theodore Roosevelt’s summer White House during his and his wife, Edith Kermit Roosevelt. Visit TRgravesite. COLD SPRING HARBOR LABORATORY fishing (permit required). presidency. Old Orchard Museum, former residence of org for information. 1 Bungtown Road, Cold Spring Harbor............367-8800 MUTTONTOWN PRESERVE Theodore, Jr. and his family, contains Roosevelt memo- Private, non-profit institution with research programs Muttontown Lane, East Norwich..........................571-8500 rabilia, including original film clips shown in special nar- in cancer, neuroscience, plant genetics, genomics and 550 acres of fields, woodlands, ponds and estate grounds. rated program. Easy-walk nature trail. Closed Mondays For a more extensive listing of historical bioinformics. Regularly scheduled free community tours Marked nature trails, cross-country skiing. Chelsea Man- and Tuesdays. spring and fall; reservations required. sion available for special events. SEA CLIFF VILLAGE MUSEUM sites, see A Guide to Historical Places in the EARLE-WIGHTMAN HOUSE AND GARDEN NASSAU-SUFFOLK GREEBELT TRAIL 95 10th Avenue, Sea Cliff.....................................671-0090 Town of Oyster Bay. Copies are available at 20 Summit Street, Oyster Bay.............................922-5032 20-mile trail runs across Long Island from Massapequa Housed in a former Methodist parsonage, the museum Ca. 1720 building restored and maintained by theTown of Preserve on the south through Bethpage State Park, Trail focuses on the history of Sea Cliff. Extensive photo Town facilities and can be downloaded Oyster Bay houses a collection ofTown memorabilia,18th View State Park and Stillwell Woods Preserve to north- collection, a costume exhibit, artifacts, documents, gift from the Town's website. A copy can also be century-style garden. Tours by appointment. Home of ern trailhead in Cold Spring Harbor State Park. Hiking, shop, and special programs and exhibits. obtained by calling the Public Information the Oyster Bay Historical Society. biking. Contact: Long Island Greenbelt Conference, Inc. 631-360-0753. Office, 624-6380. BEACHES Centre Island Beach, Bayville TOWN SUPERVISOR Charles A. Ransom Beach, Bayville Harry Tappen Beach & Pool, Glenwood Landing JOSEPH SALADINO Philip
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