Roslyn Landmark Society

Van Nostrand-Starkins Home, ca. 1640

Mackay Horse Statue Restoration, 2013

Roslyn Grist Mill (Rendering by J. Waite & Associates)

Jersusha Dewey Cottage

Harbor Hill, ca. 1902 Architect: Stanford White

Warren Wilkey House, ca. 1897

Roslyn Village, ca. 1910

Cedarmere Mill ca. 1897

Roslyn Grist Mill "Lifting Day" Press Conference (1/23/20)

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# Roslyn Grist Mill Raised Eight Feet To Renovate Foundation

ROSLYN NEWS By Mike Adams -January 30, 2020 The Roslyn Grist Mill was raised eight feet above its previous height last Thursday to allow renovation wo...

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Roslyn Landmark Society Photo Series. The Daughters of the American Revolution presented a Historic Preservation Recognition Award last Saturday to Howard Kroplick, president of the Roslyn Landmark Society. The award was in recognition of his volunteer work as town historian in North Hempstead and on behalf of the Roslyn Landmark Society for their work on the Roslyn Grist Mill.

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Five Pratt Institute students, their teacher Kevin Wolfe and Main Street Revitalization architect Victor Dadras are researching the Roslyn Grist Mill Project.

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