Patchogue in 2014 Photos

Patchogue Changes a lot from 2012 to 2014

Early January Snow storm hits Patchogue Village in 2014


New Village Aerials August 17 2014. view from the air of Patchogue village looking south Ocean Ave on the left.

Description: Pera Bell Restaurant and the Patchogue Theater for plays an concerts on East Main Street 27A

Description: The site of Swezey Department Store Patchogue, now gone replaced by the New Village of Patchogue site at the corner of North Ocean Ave and West Main Street 27A

Description: view from across main street down North Ocean Ave in Patchogue with the New Condo retail complex on the left side.

Looking east down the Main Street Route 27A at beautiful downtown Patchogue LI


Description: New village of Patchogue Condo Complex next of the Brick House Brewery on East Main Street Patchogue LI


Looking from across East Main Street route 27A in Patchogue Long Island at a Condo Complex behind the Brick House Brewery and Bank

Description: The Brick House Brewery not new to Patchogue, but now is surrounded with new Condo Complex with the hope of a lot new customers.

Description: the condo complex called New Village of Patchogue.

Description: New Village of Patchogue court yard of the Condo complex with it's nice looking clock, and balcony

Description: a nice archway going from New Village of Patchogue (NVP) to Lake Street, The red phone booth they say is from the UK and dates back to 1936 is being used as a charging station for Cellphones etc.

Description: the New Village of Patchogue condo complex made to look like different type buildings attached, but really one long building is a lot better looking than another building on Terry Street Patchogue.



Description: Sign of stone wall that reads New Village at Patchogue which is a retail store and condo complex in Down town Patchogue Long Island


Description: New Village at Patchogue condo complex along Lake Street in Patchogue Long Island

Description: Archway from Lake street to Court yard of the New Village at Patchogue.

Description: Reese's 1900 Pub a classic Irish Pub as been on the corner of Lake Street and North Ocean Avenue Patchogue for a very long time and is still a great place for lunch.

Description: New Village at Patchogue clock tower on the corner of Lake Street and North Ocean Avenue I could have framed the picture a wee bit better.

Description: View south down North Ocean Ave from Lake street toward the 4 corners with the NVP condos on the right.


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