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Home My WebLink AboutSouthold Inventory-Year 1 Coded Maps 1985-1986 Step Back In Time On Long Island's North Fork Long Island's historic North Fork, settled in 1640, is 30 miles of unspoiled countryside; a pleasant drive by parkway from New York or a serene sail by ferry from New London, Connecticut. It has become increasingly popuiar as a summer resort and year- round haven for lovers of rural pleasures. Spend a day, a week, a month - enjoy our beaches, visit our archeological and historical museums, tour our prize-winning wineries; stop at our farm stands (or pick your own!!, snack and/or dine at our many restaurants - but above all - SHOP FOR ANTIQUESI NEW LONDON CONN. FERRY I I NYC L1. SOUND MONTAUK ~ SOUND AVE. RT48 NORTH FORK .... ~ 1 ..... . RT 25 (MaIn Rd.) RIVERHEAD North Fork Antique Dealers Assn. Posr Office Box 40 Sourhold, New Yorl~ 11971 ATLANTIC OCEAN ; Antiques on Long Island's North Fori", ..~ DISCOVER THE NORTH FORK .30 miles of charming shops selling anriquEis and collecribles, more rhan you con visir in one day. RIVERHEAD 1. Weathervane Gift Shop 300 West Main Street. Riverhead 11901 Gitt Shop ot Suffoik County Historical Society. Antiques and collectibles on consignment. Glass, china, pottery, other small items. Books about Long Island. Hours: Mon.-Sat. 12:30-4:30. Closed Sunday and major holidays. Phone: 516-727-2881 . SOUTHOLD 6. l.I. Doll Hosp~all Jan Davis Antiques 45395 Main Road, Southold 11971 [Peconic/Southold border) Visit our restored 1856 Country Store for quality merchandise at affordable prices. Furniture glassware, dolls. etc., something for everyone. Specializing in expert doll repairs. Appraisals. Hours: Daily 11-5, Closed Wednesdays. Phone: 516-765-2379, 516-734-5527 JAMESPORT 2. Betty's Main Road, Jamesport 11947 Antiques, collectibles, bookstore, period framing, post cards. Hours: Wed.-Sat. 10:00-4:00 April-Oct. - Sunday I 0:00-2:30 3. Long Island Heritage Main Street, Jamesport 11947 Furniture, glassware, china, quilts, jewelry, paintings, baskets, dolls and clocks. Hours: Daily I :00-6:00 or by appt. Phone: 516-722-4905 7. The Pickwick Shop Antiques and Collectibles I Roberta L. Hering 45475 Main Road, Southold 11971 Specializing in glass, china, pottery, furniture postcards, etc. Hours: 11-5 p.m. - Closed Wednesdays Opening July l. 1992 Phone: 516-765-3158 MATTlTUCK 4. The Whistling Swan 12900 Main Road, Maltituck 11952 (opp. Love Lane) Furniture, paintings, quilts, sterling, cut glass, china, etc. Hours: Open Daily - Spring-Fail Weekends- Winter (closed Thursdays) Phone: 516-298-5434 8. Caroline P. Mooney 45605 Main Road, South old 11971 Antiques - collectibles, Hours: By chance and by appointment Phone: 516-765-2032 9. Willow Hill Antiques Main Road, PO BX 1048, South old 11971 We carry a unique selection of antiques, furniture, glassware, collectibles and architectural items. Hours: Daily 11-5 p.m., Closed Tues. & Wed. Phone: 516-765-4124 10. Nostalgia Collectibles Main Road, Southold 11971 Sports and political memorabilia, Disneyania, vintage clothing and accessories, quilts, toys early Picard, Russel Wright, ete Hours: 10-4 Phone: 516-765-5117 (Bus.) 516-765-5077 (res.) 11. Treasure Exchange Main Road, South old 11971 (Remof museum grounds) Consignmentshop of Southold Historical Society. Antiques, china, crystal, collect- ibles, paintings, small furniture, lamps, pottery.... Consignments accepted Tuesdays 10-3. Hours: Tues.- Sat. 10-4 mid-May to mid-Dec. Phone:516-765-1550 CUTCHOGUE 5. Antiques lk Old Lace 31935 Main Road, Cutchogue 11935 An unusual se~ction of antiques, collect- ibles, lamps, baskets, armoires, cup- boards, rolltops. Everything from thimbles to one-horse-open sleighs. Over 5,000 square feet, retail and wholesale. Hours: Open Daily Phone: 516-734-6462.516-924-301 3 12. Pastimes Antiques 56025 Main Road, Southold 11971 Largest selection of fine quality porcelains, cut glass, sterling silver, furniture, rugs, vintage and estate jewelry, watches, decorative accessories, memorabilia and collectibles Hours: Open all year 10-5. Closed Tues. & Wed Phone: 516-765-1221 (Bus.) 516-765-1206 (Res) 17. Friendly Spirits Antiques 423 Main Street, Greenport 11944 Radios, docks, glass, pottery, toys, paper, sports autographs ~ radio & clock parts & service. Hours: Daily 11-6 Phone: 516-477 -8680,516-477 -3071 18. Richard Saeli Antiques Stirling Square [308 B Main) Greenport 11944 Unique decorative objects, Antique & collect- ible furniture, cameras, watches and estate jewelry. Hours: 12-5 Friday thru Monday Phone: 516-477 -3022,516-477-8801 GREENPORT 13. Kapell'sAntiques 400 Front Street, Greenport 11944 Specializing in local folk art, whaling and mar- ine items, early tools & iron, pottery and prints, old books. Hours: 9-5 all week. Call first if possible Phone: 516-477-01 00 14. K. Edeen's Antiques lk Collectibles 402 Front St. & 4th Ave, Greenport 11944 (in Kapell's Square) Paintings, Primitives, costume jewelry & more, Hours: Posted monthly Phone: 516-477-9496 (Bus.1 516-477-1541 (Res.) EAST MARION 19. Dorothy B. Wagner Antiques Main Rd.. East Marion 11939 (east of Gillette Dr.) Art puttery, quilts and primitives, cloisonne, porcelain, glass, furniture and books Appraisals, Hours: Daily 10-5, closed Tues, April-Nov. Winter hours - call Phone:516-477-2163 15. The Furn~ure Store Antiques 214 Front St., Greenport 11944 Vintage clothing, antique tools, fashion,estate jewelry, period furniture, oak, collectibles and antique linens. Hours: Daily 11-6 Phone:516-477-2980 (Bus.) 516-477-1 949 (Res.) ORIENT 20. Antiques and Curlos~ies 1050 Village Lane, Orient 11957 19th and 20th century American and Euro- pean decorative objects, furniture, and paintings. Hours: Thurs.-Sun. 11-5, Mon.-Wed. by chance orappointment Phone:516-323-2788 16. A Step Back In Time 110 Front Sf.. Victoria Village Mall, Greenport 11944 A nice selection of small furniture pieces, collectibles, glassware, baseball cards and memorabilia. We also do aide Tyme Photogra- phy with the look of yesteryear - recreated in just minutes. Hours: Daily 10:30-5:30, Sun II :30-5:30 Phone: 516-298-5525 SHELTER ISLAND 21. Home Port Antiques lk Collectibles 9 So. Midway Rd., PO BX 2020, Shelter Island 11964 The red barn holds a unique selection of furni- ture, frames, pottery, nauticals, kitchen collect- ibles, early American pressed and pattern glass, crystal, dinnerware, much more! Refinishing, Hours: Open all year. Phone: 51 6-749-2373 ..._-~ .'".......,.--'- ';';II'~~t"~~~~~~~~~)Pf~f2~~h~~J~iijjt:~;f~~i.-gf~~~iM \:: . ~ 2. ( ,";t.>, i~,,""'C!',,"'sf,,'''','A.'(~.:2''', ',FOR OFFIC"E", USE ON~, Y"',""~," , ",!ih'1 , ", .,.TRU ",IiE'INVENTORYFOmf~"-'d\:, " '.'\;~" ," .-.JJ;...~ '*~~i;r'4ll',:~,!(,~,,;,,'ii~~A'.,.'" ,'- .. UNIQUE SITE NO 103-/ -06 - "oi -",''':A':'''.''''~',''i'" ,:;t. ;;".,~.:...'r',': "''''''.~'> .'-." . - c..... '.'- . u NEW YORK STATE' HISTORIC TRUST QUAD OFFICE OF PARKS AND RECREATION SERIES ALBANY; NEW YORK (518) 457.3753 NEG. NO. YOUR: NAME: P.lr7llis Odi..es DATE: June 1973 ~ 206 , LEPHONE: New York ll733 ORGANIZATION (if any): .~~Ir..HJ.sJ:.oN4 ~~tYhMf.t:'l:'upk. I4pg.IOl~..N. T.. . . . . . IDENTIFICATION I. BUILDING JIlAMEfS): ~1seopal Church ot the Redeemer 2. COUNTY: Surfe:UC TOWN/CITY: Swthe1d VILLAGE: Mattituck . 3. STREET LOCATlON:_ w~~{a Me', *t- <;idt; at <;O<J!,1(j AI/'e; ViQt-:tl. Side. 4. OWNERSHIP: a. public U b. private IltJ 5. PRESENT OWNER: Clmreh aboT" ADDRESS: 6. USE: Original: Chu....h Present: rn,""'\ln 7. ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC: Exterior viSible from public road: Yes 6tJ No 0 Interior accessible: Explain Yes. as a elmrch UDder the later add! tion of stU8CO covering: a. clapboard fl b. stone 0 c. brick iii to~ batten 0 e. cobblestone 0 f. shingles 0 g. stucco 0 other: DESCRIPTION 8. BUILDING MATERIAL: 9. STRUCTURAL SYSTEM: (if kno.vn) a. wood frame with interlocking joints 0 b. wood frame with light members 0 c. masonry load bearing walls 0 d. metal (explain) e. other 10. CONDITION: a. excellent [!!:I b. good 0 c. fair 0 d. deter;0rated 0 I I. INTEGRITY: a. original site !Xl b. moved 0 if so,when? Ii8MdaW:lD 1932. Outside c:iT.. c. list lI!ajor alterations and dates (if known):a stlleoe surf'aee. Ba1!l"8sses added. B. tower remn-ed. In 1957 aerth end extended aDd IIeW bell aIId be~raddetl. ~~ 1JI<o~ PbM .t _urea as it first appeared, ..e: CraTen, p. 192. Side w:I.M..h sash aM .el.red glass, replaced :lD 1940's. , 12. PHOTO: 13. MAP: ~.~ . v:-t- . t:l o $OI.l"cJ - ~\jt o D't-r+'t,...[ -t -t -l- T .,.. -+-+ . """.~..,. v ~ - '" .(f. t/ . :,~>~. ....<:,::;~;ft S id~ ~~~i,:",;.:?~"_,::,tI!7;t:'-"-~"<\ ..... . -= 44;,~~_,{\;.: -::Y~i:- --If:j~- , " .-~, ' ."" '.~~ :~-i! . >( . ;." ,:~~,/~z::'rD';;::::;"':;'}:,~,,::.-:I:~"-;::6;;,'" , .:" ~~ ;'":' "';~~~~ 1"'- -, _~,," ~\ ,~:;f1'~ ,i."' l'-~""'-";'_'J"_'O""" ~<Jjj' ,~~, ~!'t'~v.t,-.d'~~4~..1.> ,,~f~~'.'~,:>ir~~:':':-~'~:'f';!:-,:J r ~~'...,:(.:'~ . >~{,-"."': -'~-)'~ .-..::'~,~: -,>,-~\-,"'- ,:' . "~:.:;,~t>. ~;,,<;c,"~~P;.fZ-~~J 'ql!".~' 0,,'1"."1' "70,'<f(!~"t ~r.~':<~~~~~~tt/::~~~<~j,'~r:f1\~~:':'.c:"~:c'":,:;:'~~:-'":"", 0 '';:;:'' ,.' -,"_'~';-;.:-u,.;~~':':q~.. ';; 14. ,THREATS TO BUILDING: a. none known [J: b. zoning 0 c. roads 0 d. developers 0 e. deterioration 0 f. other: IS. RELATED OUTBUILDINGS AND PROPERTY: a. barn 0 b. carriage house 0' c. garage 0 d. privy 0 e. sheil 0 f. greenhouse 0 g. shop p"... ,b.,gardens P i.landscape'feaitiies:~ _.-- j.other: ..t~ 16. SURROUNDINGS OF THE BUILDING (check more than one if necessary): a. open land D b. woodland 0 c. scattered buildings 0 d. densely built-up D e. commercial D f. industrial 0 g. residential D h.other: rnm....qes (One cOllV8rted to thea-tar) are prominent surroundings. 17, INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS: (Indicate if building or structure is in an historic district) :.:....~~'.:,.,l(j-'.L -- and cemster; This building and the Pres. Church with its cemetery) and the North Ferlc Theater, cl;lnveNed church, rorm a TOry quiet area, - ~raffi~o-t h although adjacent toDld:Jl commercial area of village center. 18. OTHER NOTABLE FEATURES OF BUILDING AND SITE (including int~rior features if known): Fine original sta.ined glass windows ill tront, aver d$or, and in the apse of the church. Interior~ galllbrel ceiling and walls are panelled w:il; h thin strips of wood. Fall basement. SIGNIFICANCE 19, DATE OF INlTlAL CONSTRUCTION: 187~ ARCHITECT: BUILDER: PrOtestant Episcepal ChuroJa 20. HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL IMPORTANCE: The la~ erecti.. s! lIJl Epiecopal Th in this Tillage _l!Io.l_. "- .- ohurell .rganized iD 1872 - refleo~e lack or etrugth $! thi. f1-- ~.ati.. all through tbie area .! Leng IslaDCl. lIIiasi, , " 21. SOURCES: ~. Charles E. Craft., H1:atery er Mattituck. L. I. Hev York. published 1906 llllther, pp. 191-192. Mrl. Oeerge ferrill, Matti tuck f Bns Clipoirl<<l o! Mattita.Jc. Hattituek , '" ':'? ...... ' '"- lewllpaper artiole, Aug. 11, 1960, 'l'Ull.e Id.warT. ,,~':~'~~'-'- '"',,,-,;; "i~f~ .,~ "' X~"""'~ '>J " '.. . . ':'\'~~~f~ii:;~~~',~tf1~~~~*~(;~~}i!,1,~;f~~:~~:;;;:~~~~,~t;:~~: RUCrtJREINVENTORY-FORM~. ,.' .. , ii;"~~ !<"f.,\'-:.~"''':" ',-, -. UNI6~ ~ITE No.1D~';'/D: 0016 NEW YORK STATE HISTORIC TRUST QUAD OFFICE OF PARKS AND RECREATION SERIES ALBANY, NEW YORK (518) 457-3753 NEG. NO. M~.\'2-~ ""@j'""""o C:DJ-:?: -, YOUR NAME: Pb7llis Odisees Bex 206 DATE: Mq 21, 1<JT~ TELEPHONE: ORGANIZATION (if any): .Htt~1:~Uqk.H:l.sio;1Qa.1. ~oQt.~, J!lit'lfiVlqk.. ~ .r1i1~ JI.. t.. . . . . . lDENTIFICA TION I. BUILDING NAME (S): MechaDi.os !ton ~N.l"tb Ii'n* CA1IIIIII1nity Theater 2. COUNTY: Suffolk TOWN/c.JTY: South..l" VILLAGE: M~++ib1N 3. STREET LOCATION: Sou:iId-ADJ; ".3C>01-V1 ?'& j Dpp0'7i-tG 1J~a.Lio. M~. 4. OWNERSHIP: a. public 0 b. private ~ . ' , 5. PRESENT OWNER: Mattituok Pres. Chur~DDRESS: M"t.t.it."nk, T. T, 6. USE: Original: Church Present: 'I'h..~t.... 7. ACCESSIBILITY TO PUBLIC: Exterior visible from public road: Yes ~ No 0 Interior accessible: Explain dttY'ing ]It rfornl~nc"" DESCRIPTION 8. BUILDING MATERIAL: a. c1apboardJCJ e. cobblestone 0 . d. board and batten 0 other: b. stone 0 f. shingles ~ c. brick 0 g. stucco 0 a. wood frame with interlocking joints IX! b. wood frame with light members ex c. masonry load bearIng walls 0 d. metal (explain) e. other ,IRte~9J' 10. CONDITION: a. excellent 0 b. good ex c. fair L:% d. deteriorated 0 II. INTEGRITY: a. original site [l: b. moved [% if sO,when? Large rear section built in 1830 c. list major alterations and dates (if known): to sem as Mattituclc: Presby'ter:l.aa J) Its eriginal loeatio. was site ot present Pres. church. Was donated aDd the. moved iJa 1853 to serYe as a church for Methodist ~seepaliaJll\. In 1896 IIOftd baek tre it. pollitioa .. road and ineerporat.e<l as Qhapel in rear of new Methodist Chureh ereetod 1891 S.~~Ted sometime alter WII. "ee_ H:lI*~:r' 1960. 9. STRUCTURAL SYSTEM: (if kno.vn) q o c.1..,J, Scu..d o.\JP rI ut- I ~ ~~t:r.'4 ++-;-+-t:/ . + ...."'t'+ v , 11- " t:G~i.sIJ~. 'Y-<' alld . .f".... FwuJ... !+~~~t~ .,( . , .~). ._-',,~--~ ~~}.:i-J---:';; '\~~-"~ .;:i~ :;/ >,;::/'fq:'~tt~~~~,:-:'~~,,::::~"::~:'.'_,":<:' ';: ~ _ ~~: ~ ~ "~~> ?;~~~::~~~: _"~ ~ ,,' ~::;~t~~:;t-~,.. .,!,~;~:;t?~~.B;~~'slf~7t1~{~1lJf~:~:r;~~~~~~Jg:~t:.~. \ ~ D i..:"'THREATS TO BUILDING: a. none known [2 b. zoning 0 c. roads 0 d. developers 0 e. deterioration 0 f. other: 15. RELATED OUTBUILDINGS AND PROPERTY: a. barn 0 b. carriage house 0 c. garage 0 . d. privy 0 e. shea 0 f. greenhouse 0 g. shop 0 i. landscape j. other: 16. SURROUNDINGS OF THE BUILDING (check more than on De if necessary): a. open land [f b. woodland c. scattered buildings 0 d. densely built-up 0 e. commercial 0 f. industrial 0 g. residential 0 h. other: Presbvterian cemetev on east side. <:'C;;;;~"~'- "~. . . . ,- -- 5<~5;':; t""'~~'" , > I I , Q",."r~ 17. INTERRELATIONSHIP OF BUILDING AND SURROUNDINGS: (Indicate if building or structure is in an historic district) 110. Building sitUated directly Oil. Soun Avenue. It fo= one point in a triangle of three church structures: Episcopal Church diagonally across Sound Ave, and the cemetery and Pres. Church to east. Vacant land to west. This complex oflland ane;! churches is adjacent to cOlnmerei center of village. ~emetery ) 18. OTHER NOTABLE FEATURES OF BUILDING AND SITE (including interior features if known): The exterior 1830 portion carries older, if not the original, decorative elements: paaelled corner pilasters, panelled and molded architrave on original entrance doorway (!lide net visible in photo). This older portion is also overlaid with decorative element: of a later period: bargeboards sup~rted by large sawn brackets, shingled overhangings above windows, ga~ decorations. The 1896 structure ',rithout these elements but 1ncorpoI some good stained glass windows still ill. place. SIGNIFICANCE 19. DATE OF INITIAL CONSTRUCTION: Back Pertion 1830. Main bodY 1896. BUILDER: Older section - Mattituck Presbyterian Church. 1896 Iidld~ - Kethodi~ Epillcopal Church. HISTORICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL IMPORTANCE: The structure is a cemp1ex unit incorporating 143 years of architectural ltistor;r. - hem the :simple rectaD.gW.ar structure of 1830 with its carl.y decer. e1emenb cmtr1a1tl with late 19th centur;r decorative trim and the 1896 elmrell , 1 tlI lHl"e complex lIilhWllt te. Wbea eImrch lllfllllbership drepped 1i11919, purchased b7 Ma1it1.tuak taft,",,' 134, Jr, Ortlaret.. UDited!A.riaan Mecl1aD1all lFeb. 1919). Interior cOllVllrted.,lodge ht --.,....,..--.-- ----~- -- -------- c- - . banquet reom. 1960 - theater The l<I"th Fork c.-nmu.ty 'Eheater has been lIaid to represent III ot the Ter;r few unifying elements tor the township. ARCHITECT: 20. .'_'''<C,' 21. SOURCES: CraTe_, BeTero.d Charles E., Hillter;r of Matt1.tuok. Long Is1a1l.d. I. Y., Pll1ll1shed b7 the author, 1906.; pp. 189-191. <D.1~ill.gs et Katt1.tuok - V.11111les at Mattltuck Publio Libr~. I ",,0 '.. ~ . , d' .'.1 ~'J ~~ ; ., "". ~,;