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Kirby House, Restored in 1840, Old Bethpage Village RestorationView of Kirby House, restored to 1840, at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Printed text on verso provides a brief description of the Old Bethpage…
Village Crossroads, Old Bethpage Village RestorationView of the main village intersection of the Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Buildings pictured are the Noon Inn, Cooper House, the Luyster Store…
Manetto Hill Methodist Church, restored to 1857, Old Bethpage Village RestorationExterior view of the Manetto Hill Methodist Church (restored to 1857, the year in which it was built) at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration. Printed…
Image of musicians at Old Bethpage Village Restoration.A photograph taken at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration of musicians walking and holding their instruments. The musicians are wearing white…
Image of musicians at Old Bethpage Village Restoration.A photograph taken at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration of musicians walking and holding their instruments. The musicians are wearing white…
Image of man playing fiddle at the Long Island Fair.A photograph of a man sitting on a bench playing the fiddle. He is wearing a straw hat with a dark band, white shirt, grey vest, and dark trousers.…
Image of a Mineola team member at Old Bethpage Village Restoration.A photograph of Henry, a Mineola baseball player, taken at Old Bethpage Village Restoration. His uniform consists of a blue jersey with a white "M"…
The bench during a vintage baseball game at Old Bethpage Village Restoration.A photograph of a vintage baseball game in progress at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration. In the foreground, the umpire is sitting on the bench…
Vintage baseball player swinging bat.A photograph taken at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration of a vintage baseball player swinging a bat. The player's uniform consists of a grey cap,…
Vintage baseball player throwing a pitch.A photograph taken of a vintage baseball game at Old Bethpage Village Restoration. A pitch is being thrown in the foreground and an umpire can be…