Our
History
Pete's parking, lunch stand and cabanas ca 1930's.
(picture & story complements of Frank Scolaro)
About
Pete's:
Pete's
was located on
Ocean Blvd
between
Baldwin Ave
and
Bellmore Ave.
I took the picture from in front of my father's house
which was adjacent
to the lot on
Bellmore
.
I would guess the picture was taken in the late 30's.
Perhaps someone
with a knowledge of
"vintage" cars can better estimate the year.
Because of
severe beach erosion Pete's was washed away, and the
house
was moved to
105 Parkside Drive
.
Point Post Cards post marked 1907
Contributed by Ed Haran
Reynold's Channel
Contributed by Ed Haran
1882 Landing at Point Lookout
Contributed by Ed Haran
The Beach in the early 1900s
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
The Ferry Dock at
Nassau By The Sea
Postmarked 1906
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
Railroad map from 1911
showing the island and the life saving stations
(LSS on the maps)
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
Life Saving Station 1915
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
Life Saving Station pre-1908
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
The Nassau Hotel at Nassau by the Sea
Postmarked 1921 but the photo may date back farther than
that, as this style card was used from about 1910
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
Point Lookout Beach Cottages
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
1936
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
1930s
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
1907
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
1909 Life Savers at Work
Contributed by
Chuck Jacobi
1871 Red House Life Saving Station
Contributed
by Chuck Jacobi
Point Lookout Post Office
Contributed
by Ruth Fenner Barash
Beach Cottages, 1910 
From
the Long Island History Library, Hofstra University
Beach Cottages, 1927 
From
the Long Island History Library, Hofstra University
The Beach in the 30s
Contributed by Audrey Brown
Town in the 30s 
Contributed by Audrey Brown
Aerial View of Town from 1931
Contributed by Audrey Brown
Coast Guard Station in 1931 
Contributed by Audrey Brown
Looking north from the ocean
Growth that happens despite the Depression
Sunday, June 12th, 1938 at
2:00 p.m.
Contributed by
Audrey Brown
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