'Waldene' Stable

The stable complex to 'Waldene', the Walter G. Oakman estate designed by Grosvenor Atterbury c. 1900 in Roslyn.  Click HERE for more on 'Waldene'.  The building has since been demolished.

'The Lindens' Stable Group

The James O'Connor designed stables complex to 'The Lindens', the Julius Fleischmann estate designed by Augustus N. Allen c. 1910 in Sands Point.  Click HERE for more on 'The Lindens'.

'Martin Hall' Stables

 The stables, now a private residence, to 'Martin Hall', the James E. Martin estate designed by Little & O'Connor c. 1900 in Great Neck.  Click HERE for more on 'Martin Hall'.  Click HERE to see the stables on google earth and HERE on bing.  Photos courtesy of James Hogarty.

'Spring Hill' Stable in Spring

The stable to 'Spring Hill', originally the William L. Stow estate and later the Henry Carnegie Phipps estate in Old Westbury. Click HERE for more on 'Spring Hill'.

'Broad Hollow House' Barn

The stable and barn of 'Broad Hollow House', the F. Ambrose Clark estate designed by Rogers & Zogbaum c. 1912 in Old Westbury. Click HERE for more on the barn and 'Broad Hollow House'.

'Broad Hollow House' Barn

A look inside the stable and barn of 'Broad Hollow House', the Ambrose Clark estate designed by Rogers & Zogbaum c. 1912 in Old Westbury. Click HERE for more on 'Broad Hollow House'. Click HERE for more on the stable/barn. Click HERE to see the barn on bing.

'Avondale Farms' Stable

The stable to 'Avondale Farms', the J.W. Harriman estate with alterations by Sir Alfred C. Bossom c. 1918 in Brookville. Click HERE for more on 'Avondale Farms'. Picture from Architectural Record, 1918.

'Knole' Stable

The stable to 'Knole', originally the Herman Duryea estate designed by Carrere & Hastings c. 1903 in Old Westbury. The stable suffered a major fire about ten years ago and the surrounding property has since been subdivided. Click HERE for more on 'Knole'.

Applegreen's Stable

The stable at 'Applegreen', originally the H.P. and Gertrude V. Whitney estate next door to W.C. Whitney's estate in Old Westbury. Click HERE for more on 'Applegreen'. Picture from American Country Houses of Today, 1914.

Caumsett's Polo Stable

An interior shot of the polo stable (October 12, 1933) at Marshall Field III's 'Caumsett' in Lloyd Harbor. Photo brought to you via Shorpy.com.

'West Neck Farms' Stable

The stables complex to George McKesson Brown's 'West Neck Farms / Coindre Hall' in Lloyd Harbor. Also designed by Clarence S. Luce, the complex used to include a 100 foot tall water tower that has since been removed. The building is currently occupied as a church.

'Spring Hill' Stable

Looking back at the stables from one of the paddocks at 'Spring Hill' in Old Westbury.

Old Westbury Horse Stable and Track

These stables and track were possibly owned by William deForest Manice, who was a former mayor of Old Westbury. The stables have not been in use for sometime, but I do remember there being horses there when I was little. Click HERE to see the stables and track on google earth.

'Wrexleigh' Stable

The front of the stables at 'Wrexleigh', the John Garver estate in Oyster Bay Cove.

'Bagatelle' Stable

The rear of the stables at Thomas Hastings' 'Bagatelle' in Old Westbury. The stables have since been bricked up and the building is now a residence.

'Spring Hill' Stable

Looking back at the stables at Henry Carnegie Phipps' 'Spring Hill' in Old Westbury. To the right are numerous blackberry bushes.

Northwood Front Gate & Stable

The front gate to Mortimer Schiff's 'Northwood' estate in Oyster Bay. Below is the original stable, built in the same style as the original house (which was demolished by Schiff's son).

'Caumsett' Stable

One of two fountains on the front of Marshall Field III's polo stables at his estate 'Caumsett' in Lloyd Harbor. I believe a statue would have sat on top of the urn originally.

'Hempstead House' / 'Castlegould' Stable

Howard Gould, son of Jay Gould, hired Augustus N. Allen to design him an entire complex at Sands Point. In 1902 work began on the stable, modeled after Kilkenny Castle in Ireland. Gould was to have Allen design his main house as well, but after he divorced his wife around 1907, the plans fell through and Gould went in another direction. In 1917 the estate was sold to Daniel Guggenheim.

The Crossroads Carriage House

The carriage house and stables to William Russell Grace Jr.'s estate 'The Crossroads', in Old Westbury. These were also designed by James O'Connor.