Long Island Village photos by Richard Boyle

Looking East on Main Street of the village of Northport Northport Highway Dept. Northport Police Headquarters on Main Street. The Northport Historical Society on Main Street Northport Firehouse on Main Street Northport Main Street looking west. The Trolley tracks can still be seen long after the trolley was gone. Northport Main Street house and Historical Society Northport Firehouse statue in the memory of Firefighter Peter F. McLaughlin The Village Fortune Teller on Main Street Northport Northport Statue of a boy doing a hand stand Northport Main Street shop Northport Bank was Security National now Case with sidewalk clock. Northport Sweet Shop on Main Street. Northport Main Street shops with Insurance Agency Arch. Northport corner of Main Street and Bayview Ave. Northport Victorian house on Bayview Ave. View of Northport from Bayview Park. Northport's Bayview Park.

Lutheran Church on Burr Road Northport where I was lucky enough to Marry my wife on the 21th of June in the year 1969 The Inside of the Lutheran Church on Burr Road Northport has changed a lot since 1969 A view of the left pews Inside of the Lutheran Church of Burr Road Northport A view of the right pews Inside of the Lutheran Church of Burr Road Northport View of the center aisle Inside of the Lutheran Church of Burr Road Northport Main Street Northport looking west 40 Scudder Ave Northport LI. Where we had an apartment back in 1969. 40 Scudder Ave Northport LI with its almost vertical Driveway was hard to drive up there in a snowy Winter. 40 Scudder Ave Northport LI. Where we had an apartment back in 1969. If you had one of the apartments you could also rent a garage at street level. 

Cow Harbor was renamed Northport in 1837  This is a painting by Edward Lange. He did over 100 paintings of the area between 1871and 1889. This is a view of the south side of Main Street, the building on the right row of buildings in the picture is at the location where Skippers is today. East Northport LIRR Station as it looked in 1890 Trolley in downtown Northport as of 1890 Five corners of Northport village in 1890's Although the Trolley was electric, note that horse drawn wagons still appear to be common. The wood frame building on the right with the triangular window at the top was one of the four buildings destroyed in a fire in 1930. The site is now occupied by Byers Realtors. The fire destroyed the four buildings up to (but not including) the old 5&10 building, (GAP for the younger crowd). Northport Trolley on a snow covered street in the year 1905. Trolley going down Main Street Northport in the year 1909 Northport LIRR statio