The Timothy J. Shea residence, designed by Dwight James Baum c. 1930 in Bay Shore. Shea was a Brooklyn lawyer, the house was Baum's third commission on Long Island.
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4 comments:
It's quite charming! Does it still exist?
I can't confirm.
Hey, I've lived in Bay Shore nearly my entire life, and though I can't be sure it's the exact same home, this house does look awfully like one in the O'Connee Estates area. I think on Gardiner Lane.
Fun fact: Gardiner Lane, Gardiner's Park and Gardiner Manor Elementary School in Bay Shore are all named after famous resident First Lady Julia Gardiner Tyler.
I lived at 17 Garner Lane and you are right, this house is on that street.
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