Bay Shore Long Island


Bay Shore Long Island 

By Richard Boyle

The earliest building in Bay Shore is just west of the village known as Sagtikos Manor which was built in 1697.  The Sagtikos Manor was occupied by British Forces during the 18th Century and visited by George Washington in his 1790 tour. Early Settlers called it Penataquit after the native long Islander that they found living there, later changing to Awixa, then to Sodom in 1842.  It was  finally change to Bay Shore in 1868 because the population found it easier to spell. I visited Bay Shore Village in 2016 to take these photos hope you enjoy them.

The Bay Shore Central Office (CO) for New York Telephone Company (Verizon)

The door to the Bay Shore Central Office of New York Telephone Company Verizon.


The intersection of Main Street (27A) and 4th Ave Bay Shore Long Island.


The southwest corner of the intersection of 4th Ave and Main Street (27A) Bay shore

What was once the Regent Movie house is now the YMCA  on Main Street (27A) Bay Shore.


King's Park sign the reads "Dr. George S. King Park Dedicated on July 27, 1965. Medical Doctor and Innovator, Sailor and Friend 1878- 1966"


New York Historic sign that reads "BAY SHORE 1695 1701 SECATOGUE INDIAN LAND PURCHASED BY JOHN MOWBRAY QUEEN ANNE GRANTED PATENT KNOWN AS AWIXA, MECHANICSVILLE AND PENATAQUIT"

New York Historic sign that reads "BAY SHORE 1695 1701 SECATOGUE INDIAN LAND PURCHASED BY JOHN MOWBRAY QUEEN ANNE GRANTED PATENT KNOWN AS AWIXA,MECHANICSVILLE AND PENATAQUIT".


An Irish Pub of Bay Shore the Penny Pub on Main Street (27A)

Large open air pavilion in Kings Park Bay Shore

Bay Shore Garden Park has many dedicated sidewalk inscriptions from donors.

Bay Shore Garden Park has many dedicated sidewalk inscriptions from donors.

Sign on front gate to Garden Park Main Street (27A).


Art work on brick wall in the Garden Park of Bay Shore on Main Street (27A)

Pathway in Garden Park with beautiful plants on Main Street (27A) Bay Shore LI NY.


Garden Park Pathway to steps in Bay Shore

Memorial dedication on rock in the Garden Park of  Bay Shore

Saint Patrick's Parish Roman Catholic Church of Bay Shore Long Island NY


Sign in front of Saint Patrick's Parish of Bay Shore Long Island NY

Saint Patrick's Parish of Bay Shore Long Island NY


Saint Patrick's Parish of Bay Shore Long Island NY


Saint Patrick's Parish of Bay Shore Long Island NY

Main Street (27A) in Bay Shore Long Island NY.


The Penny Pub of Bay Shore is a popular Irish Pub.


Asian Restaurant on Main Street (27A) in Bay Shore Long Island NY.

Molly Malone's Pub and Seafood Restaurant on the docks of Bay Shore Long Island NY near the Fire Island Ferry.

Sign in front of Bay Shore High School

Sign in front of Bay Shore High School

Bay Shore High School

Bay Shore High School

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