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The Horton House.
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Dr. Ebenezer Seely house c. 1830. Dr. Seely was married to Phoebe Townsend and served as the Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor.
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The Oceanic House.
Snouder's Drug Store. The first telephone in
Oyster Bay was installed here c. 1890 when Arthur Snouder, the owner, had a wire extended from Locust Valley.
Teddy Roosevelt chose not to install a phone in '
Sagamore Hill' until after he became President, so while he was Governor all messages that he received were delivered to his home by Snouder's son, who would travel the 3 mile trip night and day.
Update (8/2011): Snouder's is no longer in business.
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