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A photograph of a World War I monument located at Fulton Park in Hempstead, New York.

A photograph of a plaque on the World War I monument located at Fulton Park in Hempstead, N.Y. The plaque lists the fifteen names of those who died during the Great War.

A photograph of a monument located at Fulton Park in Hempstead, New York. The monument lists the names of those who fell during the Great War and World War II.

A photograph of two white gravestones for the Raynor family located at the Hempstead Village Green.

A photograph of a historic railroad station located at the Wantagh Museum. According to the Wantagh Preservation Society, "The Station was built in 1885 and originally stood on Railroad Avenue."

A photograph of the "Jamaica" rail road car located at the Wantagh Museum in Wantagh, New York. According to the Wantagh Preservation Society, the car was built in "1912 for the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR). It was a magnificent parlor car complete…

A photograph of the "Jamaica" rail road car located at the Wantagh Museum in Wantagh, New York. According to the Wantagh Preservation Society, the car was built in "1912 for the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR). It was a magnificent parlor car complete…

A photograph of a gravestone for Zachariah Greene. The inscription reads "Zachariah Greene Capt. Walerdiges Continental Troops Rev War 1760-1858." The gravestone is located at the Hempstead Village Green.

A photograph of the "miracle" or spite house built by real estate developer John J. Randall. The house was built in 1906 and is situated on Lena Avenue and Wilson Place in Freeport, New York.

A photograph of the "miracle" or spite house built by real estate developer John J. Randall. The house was built in 1906 and is situated on Lena Avenue and Wilson Place in Freeport, New York.