Long Island and Where to Go!! : A Descriptive Work Compiled for the Long Island R. R. Co. for the Use and Benefit of Its Patrons (Paperback)

Discover Long Island as it was in 1877 with "Long Island and Where to Go!!" This descriptive work, compiled for the Long Island Railroad Company, offers a fascinating glimpse into the destinations and attractions accessible by rail during the late 19th century. Intended for the use and benefit of the railroad's patrons, this guide provides a snapshot of the region's history and culture. Explore the towns, landscapes, and points of interest that made Long Island a desirable destination. A valuable resource for historians, travel enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the history of Long Island and early railroad tourism.

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