'Maxwelton'

'Maxwelton', the John Rogers Maxwell estate designed by William B. Tubby c. 1898 in Glen Cove as seen from a distance. Click HERE for more on 'Maxwelton'. The photo was found on eBay.

'Maxwelton'

'Maxwelton', the John Rogers Maxwell estate designed by William B. Tubby c. 1898 in Glen Cove. Maxwell was president of the Atlas Portland Cement Company. Click HERE for more on 'Maxwelton' (be sure to scroll past today's post). Though much of 'Maxwelton' was razed c. 1950 click HERE to see what's left on google earth and HERE on bing.

Photos from Architects' & Builders' Magazine, 1900.

'Maxwelton'

'Maxwelton', the John Rogers Maxwell estate designed by William Tubby c. 1898 in Glen Cove. Click HERE for more on 'Maxwelton'. Photo from Trees for Long Island, 1908.

'Maxwelton' Farm House

A farm house designed by Forman & Light for 'Maxwelton', the John Rogers Maxwell estate in Glen Cove. Click HERE to see where the farm house stands on google earth and click HERE for a current day picture. Click HERE for more on 'Maxwelton'.

'Maxwelton'

More on 'Maxwelton', the John Rogers Maxwell Sr. residence, built in 1898 by William Tubby in Glen Cove.

'Maxwelton'

'Maxwelton' was built for John Rogers Maxwell Sr. c. 1898 by William B. Tubby in Glen Cove. Maxwell was president of the Atlas Portland Cement Company (which supplied the cement for the Panama Canal) and was vice-president of the Long Island Rail Road. Most of 'Maxwelton' was razed c. 1950.