CORAM
by Alma Q. DavisThe above map is based on the Fireman's Book of Coram.
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by the late Osborn Shaw, Brookhaven Town Historian, 1947
by the historian Richard M. Bayles, 1893
by William Wallace Tooker, 1911
A. Still Farm
C. S. Smith
D. Mooney Pond
E. E. Dayton
G. Coram Pond
I. Brush House
M. Norton House
N. School House
P. Minnie and Grace Davis House
S. S. Davis House
U. W. Lee
W. Hulse House
Y. Swezey House
Z. Mott House
2. The Smith Hotel
3. Baczensky/Fingar's General Store
4. Hay Burning
7. First Fire House
9. I. Overton House
10. Ham Smith House
13. J. Overton House
Other Sites:
- Pictures of Middle Country Road
- Hunter Sekine - Japanese Horticulturist
- Myrtle Fingar - Postmaster of Coram for thirty years.
- Who kissed Betty Scudder? A story written in 1857
- Aerial Views of the Coram Drive in
- Billy's Windmill Restaurant in Coram
- The Casa Bordone on Mill Road
- The case of Lieutenant William Clark
January 5th 2010 - The late Frank Lyon took video of the Coram area and vicinity in the 1950s. Over the next few weeks we will be putting up video clips of Coram.
Video # 1 -Fingar's store was on the south side of the Middle Country road, by the Home depot shopping center
Video # 3 - Middle Country road and views of Port Jefferson after storm
Video # 4 - Coram Fire Department parade down Middle Country road.
Video # 5 Coram Fire Department parade 1950s.
Video # 6 -Coram Fire Department